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10/23/2022
Regents Roundup, October 2022
The October Board of Regents meeting included the transfer of faculty to the new Department of Language, Culture, and the Arts in CASL, the continuation of the Thought Leaders series and appointments represented by the Lecturers’ Employee Organization....
10/19/2022
Campus' water bottle filling stations are putting a dent in single-use plastic
To date, bottle filling stations have replaced the equivalent of nearly 108,000 single-use plastic bottles....
10/19/2022
How UM-Dearborn is meeting the rising demand for disability accommodations
Disability and Accessibility Services’ Hillary Degner breaks down how the pandemic and return to in-person learning have reshaped the landscape for students seeking help....
10/17/2022
How a campus storytelling project builds community
“More Than A Single Story: UM-Dearborn Speaks,” now in its second year, documents unique experiences and reflections of UM-Dearborn students....
10/12/2022
Have we been thinking about autonomous vehicles all wrong?
UM-Dearborn Assistant Professor Jaerock Kwon sees driverless vehicles not as giant computers, but as cognitive beings with bodies....
10/10/2022
New policy focuses on maintaining campus safety
U-M has developed a new process to identify, notify, train and track employees who have responsibility under federal regulations to report certain crimes to the university....
10/10/2022
‘Before we build a rocket, we have to build a team.’
The UM-Dearborn rocket team has become a force. How they did it is a story of hard work, teamwork, friendship and respect....
10/5/2022
Staff Spotlight: Brad Walvort
Get to know more about UM-Dearborn’s new Emergency Management associate director, his career highlights and his appreciation for campus' BIRT program — which he'll continue strengthening....
10/5/2022
Why philanthropy is a good workforce development policy
The head of talent management at MAHLE talks about the ways a partnership with UM-Dearborn is helping the global automotive manufacturer grow amidst a super competitive labor market....
10/3/2022
Remembering Keith Dye: 'He's an unforgettable fixture in my educational journey'
Associate Professor Keith Dye, a beloved educator in campus’ African and African American Studies and History programs, died Sept. 25. He was 67....
