Tag: Biology
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How UM-Flint helped Da’Quan become an Anatomy PhD student
Da’Quan Craven’s life was transformed during his time as a University of Michigan-Flint student. He wasn’t an exemplary student in high school, but moving four times across three different cities…
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New Murchie Science Building Wing Opens at the University of Michigan-Flint
A 33-year-old building on campus is transformed thanks to a significant expansion that is adding 61,000 square feet of academic space to UM-Flint.
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20 ways UM-Flint CAS innovated in 2020 (Part 1)
It goes without saying: This year has been filled with unprecedented hardships. Students, faculty, and staff across the UM-Flint community have encountered countless challenges that often change from week to…
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Fighting back: Holly Attebury’s cancer research studies began at UM-Flint
When Holly Attebury’s father passed away from pancreatic cancer, she knew that she wanted to make a difference in researching treatments for the highly aggressive disease.
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New UM-Flint Student Government president focuses on engagement, DEI and sustainability
With aims to make a difference for fellow students, Samantha Uptmor has stepped into the role of University of Michigan-Flint Student Government president for the 2020-2021 school year.
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MSB Expansion will transform STEM learning at UM-Flint
After construction paused for nearly two months due to COVID-19, work has resumed on the 61,000 sq. ft. expansion to UM-Flint’s Murchie Science Building. Featuring ample laboratory spaces with state-of-the-art…
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Wreaking havoc: Invasive species in Michigan
Associate Professor of Biology Heather Dawson sat down to highlight three of Michigan’s most invasive species.
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UM-Flint faculty, students help U-M on the path to carbon neutrality
UM-Flint faculty Heather Dawson and Rebecca Tonietto are leading a group of six students as part of a biosequestration internal analysis team as part of U-M’s President’s Commission on Carbon…
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Serving the underserved: UM-Flint alumna’s journey from Sudan to Stanford
Yousra Mohamed ’19 always knew she wanted to help others, especially those in underserved communities. At the University of Michigan-Flint, she found her path.
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Gone fishing: Hamilton Dam removal offers research opportunities for wildlife biology
UM-Flint faculty and students are conducting research to learn how the removal of the Hamilton Dam affects the local ecology.