Tag Archives: Graduate Programs
UM-Flint awards inaugural Greater Flint Community Leadership Scholarship to Chavonte Boyd
A rising leader dedicated to helping Flint area families will have the financial barriers to earning an advanced degree greatly reduced thanks to a new award from the University of Michigan-Flint. Chavonte Boyd, family engagement coordinator/facilitator at the Accelerated Learning Academy, has been selected as the recipient of the inaugural Greater Flint Community Leadership Scholarship,[…]
Curating Success (Master of Public Administration alumni video)
Meet Malcolm Cottle, curator of collections at the Sloan Museum of Discovery and a 2022 UM-Flint MPA graduate. With a decade of experience in museum work, Cottle came to the university to strengthen his leadership and nonprofit management skills. That journey led him from graduate study at our downtown campus to the classroom, where he[…]
UM-Flint expands opportunities: New graduate programs now open to international students
The Office of Graduate Programs at the University of Michigan-Flint has announced that 11 graduate programs, previously limited to domestic applicants, have achieved Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification, officially authorizing them to enroll F-1 international students. This important update expands academic opportunities at UM-Flint and reinforces the university's commitment to global diversity and educational[…]
"BREATHE NORMALLY … YOU'RE A GRADUATE!" (Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice graduation ceremony)
The University of Michigan-Flint celebrated the graduation of its fifth Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice cohort, Aug. 15. The program celebrated 30 graduates at the ceremony, staged at the UM-Flint Theatre. DNAP students complete an intensive 36-month curriculum that integrates advanced didactic instruction, high-acuity clinical training, and evidence-based research to prepare them as expert Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists. They emerge as autonomous[…]
SCHOLARSHIP SURPRISE! (Greater Flint Community Leadership Scholarship video)
Congratulations to Maxwell Martin, a new Doctor of Nursing Anesthesia student, who was awarded the Greater Flint Community Leadership Scholarship. The graduate-level award covers up to $7,500 per semester for up to two full years. It requires nomination by the applicant's employer, in this case, Hurley Medical Center, where Martin works in the intensive care[…]
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 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 and Alma College partner to advance occupational therapy education
The University of Michigan-Flint's Occupational Therapy program and Alma College signed a collaborative agreement Sept. 20 that will foster new educational opportunities for students in the region. The agreement will provide two Alma College students with direct conditional admission into the doctor of occupational therapy program at UM-Flint every year, creating an exciting pathway for[…]
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[…]
UM-Flint graduate student Wakefield named 2024-25 Region 5 Teacher of the Year
"I don't think teaching is only about the curriculum or test scores — it's also about helping students see what I see in them: unlimited potential," said Sasha Wakefield, who teaches math and statistics at Clio High School. Wakefield is pursuing her education specialist degree at the University of Michigan-Flint and was recently named 2024-25[…]