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Credit: Phil Roeder and Gage Skidmore via Flickr/Creative Commons. Graphic by Violet Dashi.
College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters

Is Michigan’s election system ready for 2020?

A UM-Dearborn political science professor breaks down why this election won’t be like any other and our prospects for surviving it.
Screenshots of recent CAPS webinars featuring CAPS counselor Jessica Ryder, peer mentors Grace Tate and Kamara Gardner, and CAPS counselor and social worker Joanna Ransdell.
Some of the stars of Counseling and Psychological Services’ (CAPS) YouTube wellness webinars: CAPS counselor Jessica Ryder (top left), peer mentors Grace Tate (top right) and Kamara Gardner (bottom left), and CAPS counselor and social worker Joanna Ransdell (bottom right).
Counseling Services

How COVID has (at least temporarily) changed the college mental health landscape

UM-Dearborn’s counseling director explains why Zoom therapy isn’t as popular as you’d think but easy-to-access wellness activities are booming.
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College of Business

Staying connected while working from home

Business professors — and experts in workplace team management — share ways supervisors can create positive virtual office environments that bring remote employees together.
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A student shows her daily health screening status to a public safety officer at a building entrance. Additional health and safety measures like this will remain in effect for the Winter 2021 term.

UM-Dearborn announces plan for a mostly remote Winter 2021 semester

With a resolution to the pandemic nowhere in sight, UM-Dearborn is opting for a winter semester that looks a lot like fall.
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Graphic by Violet Dashi
Career Services

Making the most out of a virtual career fair

To attract the leaders and best, 30-plus organizations — like DTE Energy, the Department of State, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles — are coming to UM-Dearborn’s virtual fall career fairs. Here are tips on making a great impression from a distance.

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A collage graphic representing the 2020 election, showing presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump talking into microphones, with iconography like coronavirus symbols and supporters flanking them.
Credit: Phil Roeder and Gage Skidmore via Flickr/Creative Commons. Graphic by Violet Dashi.
9/30/2020
Is Michigan’s election system ready for 2020?
A UM-Dearborn political science professor breaks down why this election won’t be like any other and our prospects for surviving it.
Screenshots of recent CAPS webinars featuring CAPS counselor Jessica Ryder, peer mentors Grace Tate and Kamara Gardner, and CAPS counselor and social worker Joanna Ransdell.
Some of the stars of Counseling and Psychological Services’ (CAPS) YouTube wellness webinars: CAPS counselor Jessica Ryder (top left), peer mentors Grace Tate (top right) and Kamara Gardner (bottom left), and CAPS counselor and social worker Joanna Ransdell (bottom right).
9/28/2020
How COVID has (at least temporarily) changed the college mental health landscape
UM-Dearborn’s counseling director explains why Zoom therapy isn’t as popular as you’d think but easy-to-access wellness activities are booming.
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9/28/2020
Wellness for body and mind
Free counseling services and live stream exercise sessions are some of the upcoming MHealthy offerings to help you connect with healthy activities for your body and mind.
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9/23/2020
Civically Engaged
Learn about the democratic process — and explore ways to improve it — through U-M’s Democracy & Debate themed semester’s online resources, prominent speakers and moderated discussions.
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