Tag Archives: CHS
UM-Flint occupational therapy director strengthens Ukrainian rehabilitation education
The devastation of war extends far beyond broken buildings. It is written onto the bodies and lives of survivors coping with debilitating injuries. And while rubble can be cleared for new construction, those living in the wake of conflict get only one body in which to live and thus need highly specialized practitioners to help[…]
UM-Flint Physician Assistant program earns Accreditation-Continued from ARC-PA
The University of Michigan-Flint has announced that its Master of Science in Physician Assistant program has received Accreditation-Continued status from the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant. "This recognition represents a significant milestone and reaffirms the program's commitment to delivering high-quality education, clinical excellence, and preparing the next generation of health care[…]
Inside the squared circle: A UM-Flint grad's unlikely path to the WWE
With a trio of weekly television broadcasts, numerous arena shows and premium live events throughout the year, the biggest names in the world of sports entertainment can often run afoul of a clean bill of health. However, should someone come out on the wrong end of Sami Zayn's "Helluva Kick," Becky Lynch's "Dis-arm-her" or receive[…]
How UM-Flint prepares students for the nation's fastest-growing careers
The job market is evolving at an unprecedented pace, driven by advancements in technology, shifting economic demands, and new ways of working. While these changes can seem daunting, they also create exciting opportunities for those with the appropriate preparation. The right college degree can position learners for a career that is not only financially rewarding[…]
(SIMULATED) CRASH COURSE
Sirens blared and a staged car crash set the scene June 24 inside the William S. White Building as local first responders, including UM-Flint's Department of Public Safety and the Genesee County Sheriff's Office, led participants in the College of Health Sciences' "Exploring Health Careers" summer camp through a simulated emergency call. The exercise wasn't[…]
UM-Flint team wins university competition, secures $50,000 grant for partner organization's Parkinson's exercise classes
A pair of physical therapy doctorate students at the University of Michigan-Flint have secured a $50,000 grant for the Michigan Parkinson Foundation to bolster the ability of providers in underserved communities to offer critical, culturally responsive Parkinson's disease treatment. Nia Ahart's and Zoey Humes' "Move to Represent" initiative will train 10 physical and occupational therapy[…]
Make the most of summer vacation with UM-Flint's enriching K-12 camps
Summer is just around the corner, and while many students are looking forward to relaxing days by the pool, others are excited to make the most of their free time by learning and experiencing topics they are really passionate about. Perhaps a budding entrepreneur is excited to learn what it actually takes to start a[…]
BOWLED OVER (Occupational therapy video)
Rolling into new lanes of inclusion, the Occupational Therapy Department at UM-Flint's College of Health Sciences has launched a program that it hopes could be right up the alley for individuals with disabilities. What started as a one-on-one bowling session has now struck a chord with the community, growing into a weekly event that's sparking[…]
UM-Flint Occupational Therapy Department launches disability bowling initiative
Rolling into new lanes of inclusion, the Occupational Therapy Department at the University of Michigan-Flint's College of Health Sciences has launched a program that it hopes could be right up the alley for individuals with disabilities. What started as a one-on-one bowling session has now struck a chord with the community, growing into a weekly[…]
A-MAIZE-ING GRADUATES (Fall 2024 Commencement photo gallery)
The University of Michigan-Flint celebrated its summer and fall graduates during the Fall 2024 Commencement, Dec. 15, at the Riverfront Conference Center. Close to 900 students were eligible to participate. The day featured three ceremonies for undergraduate and graduate students involving the university's five schools and colleges. It was also the first time Chancellor Laurence[…]