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Fulbright Award to Take UM-Flint Faculty Member to Turkey
Uludag said, “I won’t fully believe that I have been accepted until I’m standing inside a university in Turkey.”
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Coming to UM-Flint Theatre and Dance: “A Season of Styles”
“When considering our season, an emphasis is put on the educational value our selection of plays will provide directly to our students, and indirectly to our audience,” noted Assistant Professor…
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UM-Flint’s 2012-13 “Common Read” Selection: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
The Common Read is a faculty-led project, in which faculty work in close collaboration with academic and student affairs.
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UM-Flint Selected “Engaged Campus of the Year”
The Michigan Engaged Campus of the Year Award recognizes institutions of higher education for exemplary commitment to being an “engaged campus.”
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UM-Flint Announces New Master’s Program in Accounting
UM-Flint is taking its accounting program to the next level with the introduction of a new Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) degree.
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Ground Breaking Programs Prepare Tomorrow’s UM-Flint Leadership Today
Chancellor Ruth J. Person realized that the university is facing challenges to both sustainability and growth, and more attention needed to be given to the leadership pipeline.
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Congratulations to UM-Flint’s 2012 Maize and Blue Award Recipients
The Maize and Blue Distinguished Scholar Award is the highest academic award bestowed upon the graduates of the University of Michigan-Flint.
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Earth Day 2012 Food Forum to Promote Local, Sustainable Nutrition
Holly Lubowicki of Keep Genesee County Beautiful said, “Our main goal is to expose our community to the many growers and producers of fresh, organic, and healthy foods.”
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UM-Flint 2012 Spring Commencement Ceremonies
The Spring 2012 Commencement Ceremony will be held on Sunday, April 29, at the Perani Arena and Event Center.
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UM-Flint’s “Take Back the Night” Event Addresses Sexual Violence
The April 4th program will include presentations by survivors, information about sexual violence, as well as a march down Saginaw Street.