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U.S. Senator Gary Peters highlights cybersecurity at UM-Flint
On February 14, U.S. Senator Gary Peters, Chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, visited the Cybersecurity Training Center (CTC) at UM-Flint in his tour of cyber hubs in Michigan. The visit included a roundtable discussion regarding cybersecurity and workforce development, a cybersecurity training demonstration, and a presentation to highlight the importance of[…]
These love stories started at UM-Flint
In celebration of Valentine's Day, we asked our alumni to let us know if their love story began on the UM-Flint campus. We received an overwhelming response! These heartwarming memories of devotion remind us of the amazing people and meaningful connections that define the UM-Flint community. Keep reading to see if you recognize these couples![…]
5 things I valued most about my UM-Flint experience
Harley Brown graduated from the University of Michigan-Flint in December 2021 with a bachelor's degree in communication. In this article, he looks back on what was most impactful to him as a UM-Flint student. 5. Being Involved Being involved on campus was probably the biggest advantage I found as a developing professional. I worked in[…]
Physical Therapy professor Julie Wiebe featured in "Movers and Mentors"
The recently published book Movers and Mentors: Leaders in Movement Science Share Tips, Tactics, and Stories features interviews of 81 leading minds in physical therapy and movement science. The book gives a personal, human insight into their lives and careers, answers questions related to their career progression, addresses the numerous challenges they overcame, and shares[…]
Intergenerational living experience: OT, PT students move into Court Street Commons
The number of Americans aged 65 and older will more than double over the next 40 years, projected to reach 80 million in 2040. With this increase in older adults comes a greater need for those who will treat and care for this population. Doctors, nurses, and physical & occupational therapists with expertise on the[…]
UM-Flint research team examines Extreme Heat Event risk reduction in Flint
A project from a professor in the Department of Natural Sciences, Dr. Martin Kaufman, and the Office of Economic Development's Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Center is tackling the risk of Extreme Heat Events (EHEs) in Flint. The one-year project hopes to set an example of how to examine heat-related risk in urban environments. An Extreme Heat[…]
10 highlights from UM-Flint in 2021
As 2021 quickly comes to a close, it is plain to see that the UM-Flint community has done some truly amazing things this year. Students, faculty, and staff made it their mission to embrace innovation, achieving in ways we couldn't have imagined in years past. From life-saving inventions to much-needed campus celebrations, the work of[…]
UM-Flint graduates celebrate on campus during Fall 2021 Commencement
In a six-ceremony feat, the University of Michigan-Flint celebrated its graduates in a safe and special way. Following the theme of "Celebrate Blue, Celebrate You," the Fall 2021 Commencement ceremonies paid tribute to the graduates of 2020 and 2021 at the Riverfront Banquet Center on December 17-19. Following campus health guidelines, the weekend's ceremonies were[…]
Creating meaningful partnerships with UM-Flint Business Engagement
Businesses of any size can benefit from the many partnership opportunities offered by the University of Michigan-Flint. From faculty research, event sponsorship, talent acquisition, classroom projects, customized professional development courses, and more, Business Engagement at UM-Flint works to advance the missions of the university and organizations in the community with meaningful collaborations. In this Q&A,[…]
How to manage stress around the holidays
In this Q&A, UM-Flint Counseling and Psychological Services Counselor Kayla Bueby offers context and recommendations about coping with stress and mixed emotions during the season.