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Meet John Girdwood - Blog | UM-Flint College of Arts, Sciences & Education As an adjunct lecturer in sociology and manager of the King Chavez Parks program at UM-Flint, John Girdwood is focused on student success.

"We chose to kick off our research activities by hosting this community symposium to elevate the work that is already being done in this community, and to help students and faculty think about ways to incorporate democracy as a concept in their coursework," said Jacob Lederman, associate professor of sociology and the principal investigator on the Mellon Grant.

UM-Flint’s “Cracks in the Pavement” Symposium brings the community together to showcase Flint’s civic empowerment The Cracks in the Pavement Symposium kicks off three years of activities designed to strengthen UM-Flint's relationships in the community.

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Interdisciplinary research team at UM-Flint instrumental in Global Flint Initiative UM-Flint professors of anthropology, linguistics and sociology are collaborating to support research for the Global Flint Initiative.

Theodore Rippey named new dean of UM-Flint’s College of Arts, Sciences & Education Theodore Rippey joins UM-Flint after over a decade in academic administration at Bowling Green State University's College of Arts & Sciences.

Interdisciplinary Magic: What the Humanities Can Reveal About Scientific Pursuits I arrived at Stanford in the fall of 1996 with every intention of becoming a mechanical engineer and none of being a writer. Though I’d been a voracious reader since childhood, my tastes steered wi…

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We are less than 24 hours away from Giving Blueday! Learn how one student's time at UM-Flint has allowed them to grow as a person.

Giving Blueday: How Your Generosity Impacts UM-Flint - Blog | UM-Flint College of Arts, Sciences & Education Today is Giving Blueday, UM-Flint's annual day of giving. Learn more about how you can positively impact our students and community.

We're only 2 weeks away - consider giving to our department's gift fund this year!

The countdown is on! We are two weeks away from Giving Blueday and your gift, no matter the amount, will make an impact on the CASE faculty and students. Read why one of our Psychology majors thinks Giving Blueday is so important for our campus community.

Mark your calendars for Giving Blue Day 3/19/25!

We're officially one month away as Giving Blueday happens March 19! Remember to support what you love about UM-Flint on our annual day of giving as it celebrates its 11th anniversary!

Here’s why your support matters:
📚 Empower Students: Your contributions provide scholarships and resources that open doors for our students.
🏫 Enhance Campus: Help us create vibrant learning spaces and cutting-edge facilities.
🤝 Strengthen Community: Support initiatives that connect and uplift our UM-Flint family.

This year, we’re excited to announce that we’re highlighting more funds than ever before, expanding opportunities for you to make a real impact on our students and campus community!

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for details on events designed for students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends of the university. Whether near or far, there will be plenty of ways for everyone to get involved. Let’s come together to make a difference. Join us in making this Giving Blueday the best one yet!