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UM-Flint's Zytko developing technology to prevent sexual violence
In an era where technology permeates every aspect of our lives, Douglas Zytko, associate professor of computer science at the University of Michigan-Flint, is on a mission to harness its potential for a crucial cause: eradicating sexual violence. With a Ph.D. in information systems from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Zytko has transitioned from[…]
How to become an occupational therapist and transform lives with UM-Flint
If you're passionate about helping others achieve their fullest potential and are considering a career in occupational therapy, you're on the right track. Occupational therapists play a crucial role in enabling individuals of all ages to participate in everyday activities, despite physical, cognitive or emotional challenges. The journey to becoming an OT is rigorous but[…]
Shifting gears toward e-mobility: UM-Flint's Rybarczyk works to transform Detroit's urban transportation
In the heart of Detroit, Greg Rybarczyk, associate professor of geography at the University of Michigan-Flint, is embarking on a transformative journey to redefine urban mobility. With a dedication to sustainability and a meticulous eye for data, Rybarczyk is leading a research effort focused on encouraging the use of e-mobility modes of transportation, including e-bicycles[…]
UM-Flint's Gano-Phillips receives US Fulbright Scholar Award for 2025
Psychology professor Susan Gano-Phillips will spend 10 months in Namibia during 2025, teaching and consulting on education and leadership.
UM-Flint's College of Health Sciences hosts accident simulation during summer camp
The University of Michigan-Flint transformed into a bustling hub of future health care heroes, June 18-20, during the "Exploring Health Care Careers" summer camp. Local students walked in the shoes of first responders during an eye-opening accident simulation, a highlight that gave them a firsthand look at challenges and teamwork in health care. The sounds[…]
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL (Chancellor Alexander photo gallery)
The University of Michigan-Flint welcomed Laurence Alexander as the institution's new chancellor July 1. Alexander, the former chancellor at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, began the day meeting with various staffers and direct reports, touring campus with Donna Fry, dean of the College of Health Sciences and former interim chancellor, and getting his[…]
UM-Flint's Henthorn honored by Michigan Historic Preservation Network with 2024 Citizen Award
Professor Henthorn invited three of his interns to join him in accepting the award at the annual conference.
UM-Flint student Edmonds elected to NASW-MI board of directors
Advocating for others is a family legacy for Cami Edmonds. Her parents were active members of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, marching and protesting against injustice. Many members of Edmonds' family are educators who work hard to provide their students the best opportunities for success. That kind of upbringing undoubtedly had an impact[…]
UM-Flint's 2024-25 budget increases financial aid by $2.2M
UM-Flint's 2024-25 fiscal year budget will increase the amount of institutional financial aid offered to students while allowing the university to continue its curricular innovation and build on increases in total enrollment, according to a $125.2 million general fund budget approved by the Board of Regents June 20. The FY '25 budget outlines spending for the[…]
PARDON OUR DUST (UCEN renovation photo gallery)
The Harding S. Mott University Center may be closed for the summer but there is still plenty of activity throughout the building as scheduled upgrades and improvements to the building unfold. The summer maintenance includes space renovations on the building's first floor, upgrades to HVAC systems and window replacements throughout the building. Photos by Jake[…]