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UM-Flint 2011 Critical Issues Forum
The University of Michigan-Flint takes pride in announcing the dynamic lineup of speakers for the 2011 Frances Willson Thompson Critical Issues Forum.
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UM-Flint and WCCC Announce Collaboration
The event marks the completion of articulation agreements between UM-Flint and WCCCD for their nursing and business administration programs.
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UM-Flint Again Named a Best Midwestern College
UM-Flint is among 152 institutions located in 12 states receiving the Best in the Midwest designation in the 2011 edition.
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Join the Crim…Join the UM-Flint Fun
This year, there are two ways for UM-Flint students, faculty, alumni, and staff to participate in the Crim Festival of Races on campus. The fun takes place on Saturday, August 28.
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The Michigan Mile to be held on UM-Flint campus
The University of Michigan-Flint has a long relationship with the Crim Festival of Races-an event that draws tens of thousands of people to Flint's downtown over three-days in late AugustNow, the university is the sponsor of one of the races, the "Michigan Mile." The race will be run primarily on the UM-Flint campus, starting at the traditional Crim start line and ending at the finish line on the Saginaw Street bricks.
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Because We Can, Should We?
Should you eat genetically engineered foods? Should athletes be allowed to use prosthetic legs, or inhale oxygen when competing at high altitudes? Should the highest bidder win a donated organ? These advancements prompt the question just because it's possible, should we?
Join a special panel discussion Thursday, April 8, 11 a.m. in the Happenings Room in University Center featuring renowned expert on biotechnology and bioethics, Arthur Caplan, Ph.D.
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UM-Flint invites you to judge a bookstore by its new cover
You can only judge a book after you read it, but one look at the newly renovated campus bookstore and you're likely to be wowed.
In just three weeks, fixtures were upgraded, the floor plan changed for more consumer convenience, and softer colors now decorate the walls.
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Undergraduate Research moves to under the Capital Dome
Students from the University of Michigan's three campuses (Flint, Dearborn, and Ann Arbor), Michigan State University, and Wayne State University will celebrate the contributions undergraduate students are making to the State of Michigan through their engagement in cutting edge research at the sixth annual Michigan Undergraduate Research Forum to be held at the State Capitol in Lansing on Wednesday, March 24.