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University News
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UM-Flint Premieres Film “Kinderblock 66: Return to Buchenwald”
The documentary is about four of the boys from Kinderblock 66 returning to Buchenwald as grown men.
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New, More Efficient Cooling Tower Installed at UM-Flint’s University Pavilion
The 18’ X 18’ unit weighs in at 10 tons, is more energy efficient, and part of the 8 million BTU cooling system.
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UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice Program Completes Successful Accreditation Review
An accreditation review is done to assure that the UM-Flint Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) meets the highest quality standards.
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UM-Flint/MTA Bus Route Updated to Better Serve Students, Faculty and Staff
The Downtown/Campus route was created to give greater access to the downtown area for UM-Flint students faculty, and staff who may need transportation.
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Employer Participation Increases at UM-Flint Career Fair
There are two more career fairs scheduled in April and one them (the “Green Career Fair”) is being held for the first time.
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New L.E.D. Lighting Saving Planet and Energy Costs
The estimated savings for lighting McKinnon Plaza is about $6,000 per year, and total $18,000 per year for the UPAV ramp.
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Critical Issues Forum Draws Large Community and Campus Response
The Frances Willson Thompson Critical Issues Forum is a UM-Flint tradition that began more than 30 years ago.
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UM-Flint’s Critical Issues Forum Presents Journalist Isabel Wilkerson
Isabel Wilkerson’s book The Warmth of Other Suns became a New York Times and national best seller.
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UM-Flint Students Help Address Safety at Local Elementary School
University of Michigan-Flint students recently surveyed a portion of the neighborhood around Durant-Turri-Mott (DTM) Elementary School to find ways to make it safer for students to get to and from…
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UM-Flint and Livingston County Schools Establish “Dual Enrollment Educational Partnership” (DEEP)
UM-Flint Chancellor Ruth J. Person joined representatives from Livingston County School Districts to announce the Dual Enrollment Educational Partnership (DEEP).