UM-Flint University Relations

University Relations received great feedback on marketing materials and clothing designs during the high school focus group sessions held February – March 2010. We received feedback from both high school students and a few parents. High school Focus Group results 2010

University Relations has been hard at work redesigning the university website. Earlier this year, we solicited feedback on an initial design. Many faculty, staff, and students responded to our request for input, and as a result, we have created a final design based on those suggestions and comments we received. The screen shot below shows […]

As more University of Michigan-Flint students, faculty, staff, and departments venture into the blogosphere with their own university-related blog sites, it is worthwhile to get a handle on the important role quality meta keywords and tags play in the “findability” of your posts by search engines.

In University Relations, the quest continues to develop an ongoing dialogue with the university’s audiences through social media.

The University of Michigan-Flint employs official abbreviations based on Ann Arbor, Dearborn and even other comparative institutions’ style in writing their university name. The only abbreviation that should be used for our campus is “UM-Flint”. The abbreviated version “UMF” should never be used. Not only because it is not officially recognized as our abbreviation and […]

Wow…the 2010 Critical Issues luncheon tickets are going fast.  Part of the reason for this is that the Northbank Center ballroom has capacity for only 300 people, which is much lower than in the past.  The reason for this reduction in space is due to updated fire codes.   So, there will be lots of […]

“UM-Flint is the fastest-growing public university in the state!” While researching ways to better tell UM-Flint’s story through quick facts and revealing stats in an improved version of the annual “At a Glance” brochure, University Relations (UR) discovered and verified that we are indeed the fastest growing public institution of higher learning in the state […]