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Social Share on: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Four University of Michigan faculty members have been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in medical research. Kenneth M. Langa, Erica E. Marsh, Santa J. Ono and Marc A. Zimmerman are among 100 newly elected health and medical scientists recognized for their outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service. The four researchers were honored for work related to aging and dementia, women’s reproductive
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Mashup Score: 60Committee report recommends institutional neutrality for university | The University Record - 1 month(s) ago
Social Share on: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook The University of Michigan should adopt a position of institutional neutrality on political or social issues not directly connected to internal university functions, according to a report by a faculty, staff and student advisory committee on diversity of thought and freedom of expression. The report urges the university to join a growing number of universities that have adopted institutional neutrality, which sets a strong presumption against
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Committee report recommends institutional neutrality for university https://t.co/IK7hhHB4Fa
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Mashup Score: 60Committee report recommends institutional neutrality for university | The University Record - 1 month(s) ago
Social Share on: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook The University of Michigan should adopt a position of institutional neutrality on political or social issues not directly connected to internal university functions, according to a report by a faculty, staff and student advisory committee on diversity of thought and freedom of expression. The report urges the university to join a growing number of universities that have adopted institutional neutrality, which sets a strong presumption against
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Committee report recommends institutional neutrality for university https://t.co/IK7hhHB4Fa
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Social Share on: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Knowing your ABCs is essential to academic success, but having a last name starting with A, B or C might also help make the grade. An analysis by University of Michigan researchers of more than 30 million grading records from U-M finds students with alphabetically lower-ranked names receive lower grades. This is due to sequential grading biases and the default order of students’ submissions in Canvas — the most widely used online learning management
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Alphabetical order of surnames may affect grading https://t.co/3BDWTR3NFN via @jeffkaroub https://t.co/GVfWAzyvoE
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Social Share on: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook After finishing runner-up seven times, the University of Michigan debate team has finally clinched its first national championship. U-M Debate, which began in 1903 and is one of the oldest debate programs in the United States, secured the championship trophy at the 2024 National Debate Tournament in Atlanta thanks to debaters Kelly Phil and Bennett Dombcik. They won on a 5-0 decision against the University of Kansas on April 8. “We are thrilled to
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RT @michigandebate: U-M Debate team secures its first national title https://t.co/OT7ULWcVjQ https://t.co/M6ZTMvjl0w
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A self-described “snotty, anti-ritual guy” who didn’t attend his own college graduation may seem an unlikely choice for chief marshal of the university. But soon after he accepted the volunteer position in 2008, Mika LaVaque-Manty gained a new perspective. “My attitude about, ‘Oh, I’m so above ceremonies,’ has totally changed,” said LaVaque-Manty, Arthur F. Thurnau Professor, and associate…
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Being a faculty marshal has been one of the most fun service roles I've had at the university. A great profile of our long-time chief marshal who is stepping down. Thanks for your service and #GoBlue. https://t.co/RcHOiP2FjN
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The Center for Academic Innovation launched a new firearm injury prevention online course recently that is free and publicly accessible, offering the most comprehensive, free, evidence-based online learning opportunity in this field of study to date. The course, designed and developed by the Firearm Safety Among Children and Teens Consortium, in partnership with the U-M Institute for Firearm…
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RT @pfanderson: U-M launches firearm injury prevention open online course https://t.co/rmvCEN8lYr
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The University of Michigan plans to develop a new child care center on the Ann Arbor campus that will be designed to meet the unique needs of health care workers at Michigan Medicine. The Board of Regents on Oct. 20 approved a plan that will allow the university to enter into a partnership with an experienced, outside child care provider to design, build and operate a center. The new…
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U-M planning child care center for Medical Campus https://t.co/IketgEE38w
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The tunnel at Michigan Stadium will be named for Lloyd Carr, the retired Hall of Fame and national champion head football coach for the Wolverines. On Sept. 22, the Board of Regents approved naming the tunnel, which will be formally dedicated prior to the Penn State game Oct. 15. Carr compiled a 122-40 overall record during his career and led the Wolverines to six 10-win seasons in 13 years…
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On Thurs, the @umich regents approved renaming the tunnel of the Big House in honor of Coach Lloyd Carr. https://t.co/7xfHW6sOV3 A brief personal story. 1/8
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Mashup Score: 1Applicants sought for President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program | The University Record - 2 year(s) ago
The U-M President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program is accepting applications through Nov. 1, with a supporting letter from the unit — chair, director, associate dean, or dean — due Dec. 1. The fellowship, now in its 12th year, is facilitated by the U-M ADVANCE Program and supports exceptional scholars whose research, teaching and service will contribute to diversity and equal opportunity in…
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Pleased to see @UmichNursing participate in this prestigious post-doc fellowship. https://t.co/fQhHbIcBBi
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Congratulations to the latest @umich faculty elected to the National Academy of Medicine! Distinguished leaders and scholars. https://t.co/znRzHWCyOX