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UM-Flint Early Childhood Program Offers Families Nutrition Resources
Cummings Great Expectations early childhood program staff and community vendors welcomed Flint families and provided information about nutrition and healthy food choices.
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UM-Flint Music Alumna Takes Center Stage
UM-Flint alumna Jenn McMillan credits her years studying music performance at the university for preparing her for her professional career as a singer, songwriter, and musician.
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Shakespeare Inspires UM-Flint Students to Connect with Flint, World
Associate Professor of English, Mary Jo Kietzman, PhD, asks UM-Flint students to connect more deeply with their world by reading Shakespeare.
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UM-Flint Education Students Prepare to Teach Math Strategies
UM-Flint’s education program requires a deep understanding, both intellectually and verbally, of multiple math concepts and strategies.
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The University of Michigan-Flint Holds its 50th Math Field Day
UM-Flint celebrates its 50th annual Math Field Day March 3. Dr. Lawrence Kugler, who started the event, discusses its history and importance.
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UM-Flint Staff Spotlight: Brad Maki
Each year, the UM-Flint Staff Council‘s Staff Recognition Award is given to deserving candidates who have been nominated by a supervisor or colleague from around the university. Meet Brad Maki,…
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UM-Flint DPS Offers Training to Enhance Inclusive Community
Open to faculty, staff and students, the DPS de-escalation training series is set for March 23 & 30 and April 6 & 13.
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High School Teachers Utilize UM-Flint Resources to Bring Science to Life
UM-Flint alumni and Byron Area Schools teachers Mandi Davis and Theresa Krejci explored the university’s new science resources with students.
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UM-Flint Social Work’s “Privilege Walk” Provides Practical Learning
At UM-Flint, social work students use self-reflection activities as purposeful professional development tools.
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Former UM-Flint Professor Keeps Boston Red Sox Players Healthy
Former UM-Flint professor James Creps is the new senior physical therapist for the Boston Red Sox.