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3/28/2022
The changing nature of corporate social responsibility
With record inflation, a lingering pandemic, supply chain concerns and sanctions on Russia, can business leaders still focus on corporate social responsibility when so much is threatening their bottom lines? Assistant Professor Justin Ames weighs in....
3/28/2022
Regents Roundup for March 2022
Get all the UM-Dearborn-related news from the recent Board of Regents meeting....
3/23/2022
The UM-Dearborn community came through with record donations on Giving Blueday
The initial tallies show UM-Dearborn raised more than $130,000 from over a thousand gifts on March 16....
3/23/2022
Closing COVID’s other learning gap
UM-Dearborn alum and school superintendent Youssef Mosallam talks about how his district is helping kids adjust socially and emotionally as they return to in-person learning....
3/21/2022
‘Ungrading’ doesn’t necessarily mean no grades. So what does it mean?
Associate Professor Emily Luxon talks about how ungrading works in her classroom and why it’s making her courses better....
3/18/2022
UM-Dearborn’s Fred Feng lands NSF CAREER Award to advance bicycle safety research
With dangerous driver-cyclist interactions on the rise, Feng’s work is laying the groundwork for safer streets....
3/18/2022
My first (pandemic) job: Journalist Chanel Stitt
In our series on the work lives of recent grads, ‘19 alum Chanel Stitt talks about covering the news from home....
3/15/2022
Everything vs. Gen Z
Sociology Professor Pamela Aronson, who’s spoken to media outlets like BBC, Salon and Vox about the pandemic’s effect on the transition to adulthood, shares research and advice on how more established adults can help Generation Z create pathways to success...
3/14/2022
Living an 'org'anized life
Getting involved can be a highlight of student life — it comes with friend connections, resume enhancement and other benefits. But don’t just take our word for it. Three UM-Dearborn Wolverines want to share what they’ve learned through their campus club an...
3/14/2022
Teachers at the breaking point
A UM-Dearborn education expert breaks down how teaching became a profession in crisis, and why she still has hope for the future....
