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Articles by Michele Coffill

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies

Symposium spotlights immigrants, refugees

Nov 18, 2016

Jack Mangala, professor of civil discourse

Office of Student Life

Post-election events scheduled

Nov 14, 2016

A series of events is planned through the presidential inauguration aimed at continuing campus dialogues about the election.

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies

Pilot cohort in Detroit for U-M program

Six students are in Detroit, immersed in a program that focuses on the city's history and activism.

Nov 14, 2016

Dana Eardley works at her internship at D-Town Farm.

Vice Provost for Health

Community lecture will spotlight autism

Autism diagnoses and resources will be the subject of a free, community lecture on November 15.

Nov 10, 2016

Amy Matthews will join Dr. Anthony Richtsmeier as presenters at the Your Health Lecture on November 15.

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies

Week of events planned to celebrate new major

Nov 8, 2016

Arifa Javed will give a presentation on Indian immigrants on November 17 as part of a weeklong celebration of a new major.

Kutsche Office of Local History

Kutsche Office offers grants to faculty members

Oct 31, 2016

Paul Kutsche is pictured at an event at the Cook Library Center. Kutsche Office of Local History is offering grants to faculty to work with community partners.

Integrative Studies

Scholar will discuss censorship, religion

Oct 28, 2016

Wendy Doniger will give a presentation November 7 in the Mary Idema Pew Library.

Register for annual civil discourse symposium

Oct 24, 2016

Jack Mangala, Padnos/Sarosik professor for civil discourse, will co-facilitate the third annual Civil Discourse Symposium on November 10 with Alan Headbloom. Mangala is pictured in 2015 with, from left, Anne Hiskes, Shelley Padnos and Carol Sarosik.

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies

Students learn history through Black Lives Matter course

Oct 19, 2016

Louis Moore talks with students in a Black Lives Matter course.

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies

ITC program prepares students for workforce

ITC gives students necessary skills to interact effectively, sensitively with diverse populations.

Oct 14, 2016