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New Michigan Achievement Scholarship to provide thousands in tuition savings to prospective UM-Flint students

The Michigan Achievement Scholarship will provide up to $27,500 in tuition assistance for 2023 high school graduates.

Between picking the right college, selecting a major and identifying how to fund a degree, the process of making the transition from high school to university life can admittedly be daunting. To help ease the financial uncertainty many students feel at the outset of their college careers, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer explained today how 2023 high school[…]

UM-Flint hosting Veterans Day Remembrance Ceremony, Nov. 10

UM-Flint is hosting a Veterans Day Remembrance Ceremony, Nov. 10.

While members of the U.S. military make countless sacrifices in service to the country, a group of devoted University of Michigan-Flint staff members are working to ensure those sacrifices are honored. The UM-Flint Student Veterans Resource Center is hosting its 22nd annual Veterans Day Remembrance Ceremony, 9-11:30 a.m., Nov. 10, at the Harding Mott University[…]

UM-Flint business programs recognized by Colleges of Distinction

Hagerman Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation has earned the 2024 Excellence in Co-Curricular Innovation Award from the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

The University of Michigan-Flint's business programs have earned a national endorsement from the Colleges of Distinction, an online guide for college-bound students that honors colleges and universities throughout the U.S. for their excellence. In addition to being named a 2022-23 College of Distinction, UM-Flint received specialized recognition for business. According to COD, the specialized endorsement for[…]

UM-Flint CIT professor awarded research funding for deep learning approach

Halil Bisgin, associate professor of computer science, is utilizing deep learning to assist health care professionals in predicting disease.

Halil Bisgin, associate professor of computer science at the University of Michigan-Flint's College of Innovation & Technology, has been awarded nearly $20,000 in grant funding through the university's Research Creative Activity Small Grant Competition. The RCA program provides internal funding for new and innovative approaches to research. Bisgin's application was for "A Deep Learning Approach[…]

UM-Flint History integrates area museums in coursework

UM-Flint History's museum studies class explored Applewood as part of their coursework. (Photo Credit: Madeline Campbell)

For many college students, not every lesson is learned inside the classroom. Whether it's through an internship, a volunteer opportunity or a service-learning project, the opportunities for acquiring knowledge are many. And for an inquisitive group of University of Michigan-Flint history students, a variety of Genesee County museums are providing new occasions for learning. The[…]

UM-Flint Music program hosting area high school choirs at upcoming invitational

The 46th annual Chamber Choir Invitational will be held on Oct. 24.

Live music is inspiring for performers and audiences alike and the vocalists participating in the 46th annual Chamber Choir Invitational are ready to put on a great show, both for themselves and those in attendance.  Hosted by the UM-Flint Chamber Singers, a select ensemble of 12 students, including music and nonmusic majors, this year's event[…]

UM-Flint to host Inclusive Halloween, Oct. 28

UM-Flint will make Halloween accessible for everyone through its Inclusive Halloween event, Oct. 28.

For those with disabilities or certain medical conditions, Halloween can often be more "trick" than "treat" as the annual fall festivity can present unique challenges. For instance, people that use wheelchairs or crutches may find it difficult to navigate porch steps, while those with food allergies or feeding tubes may have to rule out the usual[…]

UM-Flint PT, OT students deliver free impactful care with HEART

Physical therapy student Carly Rosen (left) and graduate Katalin Persha work with Jim Schwartz at HEART, a pro-bono clinic run by students and faculty from the College of Health Sciences at UM-Flint.

It's no secret that uninsured adults and children have less access to proper health care. And it's that lack of availability that can lead to a poorer quality of life and make recovery from any illness a tough road to navigate. But in Genesee County, many have found an unlikely source of hope through HEART,[…]

UM-Flint to celebrate National Chemistry Week with hands-on demonstrations

UM-Flint chemistry students and faculty are celebrating National Chemistry Week with hands-on demonstrations on campus and throughout the community.

Chemistry is much more than equations and lab reports – it offers an opportunity to see science in action. And with that serving as a base, the University of Michigan-Flint Chemistry Club will act as the catalyst of STEM curiosity and exploration during National Chemistry Week,  Oct. 16-22. The club, which officially became a student[…]