Six new projects have been selected for funding through the Engage Detroit Workshops grant program, which supports the development of new ideas and projects that connect U-M and Detroit community partners.

The winning projects were chosen from 57 nominations from students, faculty and staff.

The University of Michigan joins the Online Learning Consortium to provide professional development resources in digital learning to faculty and staff on all of its campuses.

SEAS student uses art to communicate the importance and urgency of conservation ecology.

Two teams from across U-M health science programs and campuses are recognized for advancing interprofessional education and practice.

Two STAMPS graduating seniors combine their passion for art and sustainability through Campus Farm grown materials

Taubman College professor is recognized with an award for innovative research in the study of the build environment and architectural materials

ECE doctoral students Rachel Newton and Austin Lin were selected for this prestigious fellowship, and Evelyn Ware was recognized with an honorable mention.

The MAP program — the cornerstone of action-based learning at the Ross School of Business — is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Far from quietly easing into its third decade, however, MAP continues to grow, expand, and enrich the experiences of its participants, both students and sponsors.