UM-Flint’s Secondary Teacher Certificate Program (TCP) has been undergoing a change in focus, moving away from more traditional models to one focused on place-based education. In this new approach, TCP students are spending more time connecting with diverse community populations through community- …
Bendle High School Students Visit UM-Flint, Downtown to Better Understand Water Crisis Read more »
The Visiting African/African Diaspora Artist Series is a partnership between the University of Michigan-Flint and the Flint Public Library, funded in part by the Ruth Mott Foundation. The Series brings authors, poets, playwrights, and journalists of African descent to Flint, Michigan. One purpose …
2016 Visiting African Artist is Poet Niyi Osundare Read more »
Dr. Joshua May of the UM-Flint Department of Music had a vision of bringing opera to his students and the Flint community. He began with small, portable productions of The Three Little Pigs and Jack and the Beanstalk, performing at area schools and the …
UM-Flint’s First Full-Scale Opera, Hansel & Gretel, on Stage February 19 & 21, 2016 Read more »
Name: Amanda Taylor, M.S. Title: Lecturer III Department: Psychology Classes I teach: PSY 100 – Principles of Psychology PSY 309 – Abnormal Psychology PSY 323 – Advanced Research and Writing in Psychology PSY 336 – Psychology of Personality PSY 351 …
Name: Gale Glover Title: Administrative Assistant Department(s): Communication and Visual Arts Degree(s), Education, or Certification(s): • Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice, Sociology, and Africana Studies • Masters in Public Administration • Current student in the Post-Masters Education Specialist Program …
The Flint College (as UM-Flint was formerly known) was less than ten years old in 1964, yet it was already fostering an engaged and independent student body interested in promoting cultural awareness. So Political Science student and Senior Class President …
William Shedd, 1964 Alum, Recalls Malcolm X Visit to Campus Read more »