Tag Archives: featured
UM-Flint expands Standardized Patient Program with help from family duo
At the University of Michigan-Flint's School of Nursing, standardized patients are key to developing future nurses' communication skills. Through realistic health care simulations, these actors help students hone their abilities in patient interviews, physical exams and interpersonal interactions. In 2016, the SON's Center for Simulation & Clinical Innovation, led by Carman Turkelson, professor of nursing,[…]
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 student-led program nurtures newborns and families to combat infant mortality
The birth of a baby marks an incredibly special time for families, filled with joy, anticipation and a sense of awe. However, this time can also be difficult, especially for vulnerable families who lack access to quality education, community resources and much-needed supplies for the newborn. Additionally, the state of Michigan's infant mortality rate has[…]
Pair of Wolverines rank 12th in American Moot Court Association's national tournament
Kotob and Washington were also ranked fifth in the nation for their written brief, making them the highest-ranked U-M moot court team.
Beyond books: A look at resources at the Frances Willson Thompson Library
Libraries have long been cornerstones of learning and community engagement, evolving from traditional repositories of books to multifaceted hubs offering diverse educational resources and services. Modern libraries are designed to cater to a wide range of needs, providing patrons with both a tranquil space to study and access to a wealth of knowledge and technology.[…]
UM-Flint launching Master of Science in Applied Finance for fall 2025
The University of Michigan-Flint's School of Management is expanding its graduate offerings with the introduction of a Master of Science in Applied Finance program for fall 2025. Designed for professionals looking to advance their careers in finance or transition into the field, the program will provide a practical, skills-based approach to corporate financial management, investment[…]
UM-Flint kicks off Black History Month celebration with keynote speech by Darnell L. Moore
This February, the University of Michigan-Flint continues its commitment to uplifting the culture, history, and voices of Black Americans by celebrating Black History Month. The month's programming began Feb. 4 with a keynote speech from author and activist Darnell L. Moore. "Each year, we celebrate Black History Month at UM-Flint and feature a keynote that[…]
'Take Care' student art exhibition closes with Detroit Dance Collective workshop at Riverbank Arts, Feb. 14
The community is invited to a public dance workshop exploring self-care, self-expression, and movement in response to the art exhibition.
UM-Flint graduate student Sellon finds meaning in advocating for disabled and veterans rights
His experiences in UM-Flint's master's in public administration program has been integral in pursuing a second-chapter career in veterans and disabled rights.
UM-Flint recognized for exceptional 2024 student voter turnout
The University of Michigan-Flint was recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge as a "2024 Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting." The program aims to recognize colleges and universities that make significant efforts toward increasing nonpartisan student voter participation. To be recognized by ALL IN, universities must complete four key actions: participate in[…]