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  1. April 9, 1996

    Support program for international graduate teaching assistants to be established

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 Support program for international graduate teaching assistants to be established Following a number of meetings with members of the GEO and with the Director of the International Center, Rackham Interim Dean Robert Weisbuch and LS&A Associate Dean John Cross have developed a program designed to provide support for new…
  2. April 9, 1996

    MAGB convocation honors two faculty, two undergrads

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 MAGB convocation honors two faculty, two undergrads The Michigan Association of Governing Boards of State Universities (MAGB) honored two faculty members and two undergraduates at the Outstanding Students and Distinguished Faculty Awards Convocation today (April 9) in East Lansing. Susan Alcock, assistant professor of classical archaeology and classics, has…
  3. April 9, 1996

    Energy saved in Green Lights program will be discussed

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 Energy saved in Green Lights program will be discussed Andrew K. Berki, pollution prevention specialist in the Department of Occupational Safety and Environmental Health, will highlight some of the ways the University is conserving energy at 2 p.m. Wed. (April 10) in Room 1046, Dana Building. In his presentation…
  4. April 9, 1996

    U-M-Flint hosts conference on high school athletics

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 U-M-Flint hosts conference on high school athletics The Athletics and Beyond 1996 Conference, the first conference of its kind, will be held on the U-M-Flint campus May 3. The conference is sponsored by the Michigan Department of Education Office of Equity in cooperation with the Martin Luther King Jr.,…
  5. April 9, 1996

    University of Michigan Business School’s policy statement regarding alternative scheduling

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 University of Michigan Business School’s policy statement regarding alternative scheduling In order to ensure continued quality and staff empowerment at the University of Michigan Business School, an alternative scheduling program will be piloted for the period of approximately one y ear. Staff may request to negotiate an alter native…
  6. April 9, 1996

    Tickets

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 Commencement exercises scheduled Spring Commencement ceremonies, 10 a.m. May 4, Michigan Stadium Tickets for spring commencement will be distributed 8 a.m.–5 p.m. April 29–May 2 at the box office in the lobby of Hill Auditorium. Bachelor’s degree recipients are eligible for up to eight tickets; master’s and doctoral degree…
  7. April 9, 1996

    Communication, teamwork keys to making flextime work

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 Communication, teamwork keys to making flextime work Perhaps your elderly parent needs assistance taking medication every day at 4 p.m. Or your child’s daycare facility doesn’t open until 7:30 a.m., and you have an hour-long commute. Or your spouse works nights and you never get to see one another.…
  8. April 9, 1996

    Business School flexible scheduling pilot shows results

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 Business School flexible scheduling pilot shows results By Julie Peterson News and Information Services Increased employee loyalty, improved morale and better customer service seem to be the results of an ongoing pilot of flexible scheduling within the Business School. The one-year, School-wide pilot was started in the fall after…
  9. April 9, 1996

    Waldrop offers tips on science writing

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 Waldrop offers tips on science writing Author and science reporter M. Mitchell Waldrop will speak at the School of Information, sharing his views of what it’s like to research and write a science news story. The public presentation, “The Web of Knowledge,” will be from noon–1 p.m. Mon. (April…
  10. April 9, 1996

    U-M-Flint adds two master’s programs

    The University Record, April 9, 1996 U-M-Flint adds two master’s programs The U-M-Flint Office of Graduate Studies and Programs will launch two new master’s programs this year, a Master of Public Administration (MPA) concentration in educational administration and a Master of Science in Health Education. The MPA in educational administration is designed to equip the…