Organizational Studies Information Fair
Join us on Monday, March 16th 2015 from 5:30-7:00pm in the Michigan Room of the League for the Organizational Studies Information Fair.
Common Concerns Meetings for Fall 2013 | CAPS
Each Monday through Thursday from 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM you and other interested students will meet with a counselor and focus on one of the most "common concerns" of U-M students. The counselor will share some helpful information, talk about strategies and clinical resources and leave time for you to talk about your concerns if you wish to do so.
Career Crawls at the Career Center
Attend "Navigating the Winter Expo" on January 21st!
Wondering what to do at the Job Fair? Not sure what to bring, or what to ask?? Join us at The Career Crawl: Navigating the Fall Expo!
This is your chance to meet recent Michigan alums working at organizations that will also be in attendance at the Winter Career Expo and seek their advice for successfully navigating the job/internship search. Registration date is TBD. Sign-up for this event can be found in the Career Center Connector under the “Workshops and Employer Events” tab.
Healthy Eating Meets High Tech
Students, parents, and families can all rest assured, the University of Michigan is serving up something healthy and tasty for everyone, including those with food restrictions and sensitivities. And now, we're using new technological resources in the process.
New Locations for Student Life Offices Formerly Found in the Michigan Union
As students, faculty, and staff kick off the new academic year, the Office of Student Life reminds the campus community that services previously located in the Michigan Union are fully functioning in temporary locations.
Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center advocates always ready
An article featured in the Michigan Daily highlights advocates at SAPAC. The article outlines SAPAC's mission and dedication to students on campus, survivors, and the 24-hour crisis line. It also delves into advocacy procedures and what the work at SAPAC looks like for the community.
LeaderShape Registration Open Through January 27, 2019
The LeaderShape Institute is a six-day immersive leadership development experience, focused on helping students think deeply about their values and passions, understand the power of community and connection, and develop visions for social change.
Looking for a PAID summer internship?
Want to stay in Ann Arbor next summer and earn college credit at the same time? The award-winning U-M Development Summer Internship Program (D-SIP) provides you with meaningful paid work, stimulating classes and great leadership development experiences. You’ll see firsthand how fundraising makes a difference at U-M, and learn how, as a development professional, you can help shape the world of tomorrow.
Flu and Vaccination
Flu has been severe this year, but there's still time to get vaccinated. Getting a flu shot every year is one of the best ways to prevent flu and help protect our community. UHS offers preservative-free flu shots for UM-affiliated individuals, ages 10 and older. The vaccine covers H1N1, which is causing severe illness in some individuals. To schedule an appointment, please call 734-764-8320.
The Program on Intergroup Relations is seeking a new Student Experience Team (SET) Program, Coordinator
The SET Program Coordinator position is the perfect role for a recent graduate who has a passion for social justice, and strengths in building community, developing initiatives and programs, and creatively connecting with students to gather their perspectives.
When Stress Levels are High and Nourishment is Low...
There’s breakfast to-go! When every minute counts, start your day off right by grabbing a complete and nutritious breakfast in the Pierpont Commons Atrium. Stop by any time between 10am and 1pm on December 12th for your finals fuel! There will also be a free breakfast on Central Campus at the Michigan Union Rogel Ballroom at the same time.
Register for the 24th Annual Lavender Graduation
The Annual Lavender Graduation, also referred to as LavGrad, is a celebration to honor LGBTQ graduates of the University of Michigan. Established by Ronni Sanlo in 1995, University of Michigan was the first commemorative event of its kind celebrated at an institution of higher learning. This commencement ceremony acknowledges the contributions of any graduates from any school/college at the University and of any academic level. All participants within the LGBTQ communities will receive a free rainbow 2019 tassel, a lavender cord, and a Lavender Degree.
Join Us at Lavender Graduation
Join the Spectrum Center Thursday, May 2nd in celebration of LGBTQ graduates of the University of Michigan!
Come in for R&R at the CAPS Wellness Zone
CAPS Wellness Zone is available for students on a drop-in basis and is located through the CAPS office at 3100 Michigan Union! We offer many wellness resources to help you manage stress, rest and relax as you navigate your busy life as a student at U of M.
Progressive Muscle Relaxation Meditation Video
Here is a guided muscle relaxation video that you can listen to to relieve those tight muscles and reduce your stress that you are been building for days and in just 24 minutes.
2012 Allopathic (MD) Medical School Application Figures | Career Center
Data released by the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) on Tuesday, October 23rd, shows that 45,266 students applied to attend allopathic (MD) medical school in 2012, an increase of 3.1%. First-time applicants set another record, increasing by 3.4% in 2012, for a total of 33,772 applicants. First-time enrollment at allopathic medical schools nationwide grew 1.5% to 19,517 students, an all-time high. All major racial and ethnic groups saw increases in applicants and matriculants.
Help Take Rec Sports into the Future
Make your voice heard about campus recreation facility renovations. Attend Student Town Halls on Wednesday Feb 19th @ 7 pm in the Pierpont Commons, Commons Cafe or Thrusday, Feb 20th @7 pm in Angell Hall Room G127. Rec Sports Intercept Surveys will be available Thursday, Feb. 20th, noon -1pm at the CCRB, IMSB,NCRB.
Twitter:
@UmichRecSports
#UmichRecSports
Campus Involvement Opportunities
- Stress Relief Week April 15-22
- Mochas & Masterpieces: Copper Plate Embossing
- Finals Survival Breakfast - April 22
Student Organization News and Information:
- LeaderShape applications due April 17
What's Happening at Trotter!
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"Know Your Story: Exploring Your Skills and Interests" - Feel Good Fridays 1/30
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Save the Date: Inaugural William Monroe Trotter Lecture with Cheryl Clarke - February 10, 2015
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Cardio Kickboxing at Trotter - Every Monday and Wednesday
LeaderShape Applicant Timeline
Interested in being a participant in the LeaderShape Institute 2016? Below you will find all necessary information to applying for the Institute. Please note that spaces do fill up quickly. Don't miss this great opportunity!
Off-Campus Housing Fairs - Prizes and Free Food
It's housing search season! Beyond the Diag is hosting two Off-Campus Housing Fairs this fall! The housing fairs are meant to simplify the search for students seeking off-campus housing.
- North Campus
Tuesday, October 25, 2016 - Central Campus
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
MI Favorite Comic in Final Round!
MI Favorite Comic is a monthly comedy where students showcase their comedic talents every month for a chance to win cash prizesand advance to the finals.
Winners are chosen by the audience! So bring your friends, comedians!
Student comedians who won in previous rounds of MI Favorite Comic are now competing in the final round on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 in the League Ballroom at 7pm!
Video Blog - Detroit Center Connector and Fall Break | Campus Information
This week, our Blue Prints Video Blog features the Detroit Center Connector, which provides a way for Michigan faculty and students to get to Detroit.
Fall 2015 Outdoor Adventures Trips
Outdoor Adventures provides a variety of opportunities for students, faculty, staff and community members to explore, adventure and recreate in the outdoors.
LeaderShape Faculty Application Deadlines
Are you a staff member interested in participating in the LeaderShape Institute? Are you a student who had a life changing experience at the Institute in the past? If you are interested in being a part of the LeaderShape Institute Faculty below you will find all important dates:
Long-Term On-Site Coordinator:
Groups at Counseling & Psychological Services
Student Life's Counseling & Psychological Services offers a number of undergraduate and graduate groups on a wide variety of topics, see below. Groups meet on the 3rd floor of the Michigan Union and starting dates vary, but typically begin 3-5 weeks after the start of the semester. Groups are free for U-M students.
2016 Student Life Graduation Events
Whether you keep your calendar the old-fashioned way or sync all of your events digitally, here are a few events that you'll want to make sure you've got on your schedule.
As you can see below, the graduation celebrations are already underway. Mark the dates!
Apply Now: Vice President for Student Life's Student Advisory Board
The Student Advisory Board provides advice on pressing student issues to Dr. Royster Harper, the Vice President for Student Life. Biweekly meetings throughout the academic year encourage discussion on new initiatives and emergent issues.
Health and Wellness Collective Impact for Student Life
The Health and Wellness Collective Impact (HWCI) for Student Life is an initiative to advance the Student Life Health and Wellness Common Agenda and Learning Outcomes.
What We're Doing
What we're doing with energy.
How To Make A Difference
- Walk, bike or take a bus instead of driving.
- Set your printer to double-sided default to save paper.
- Look into sharing a printer with your housemates to reduce energy usage.
- Use power strips and shut them off at night.
Stressed After Election Week?
After you vote, here are some events (hosted by CAPS) to help you take care of yourself.
Intercultural Leadership Seminar: Monday March 4, 2019
The Intercultural Leadership Seminar (ILS) is designed for U.S. and international students who want to learn how to be more effective in a global environment. It will help you build cross-cultural knowledge and the insights you gain will prove invaluable in your future career.
How To Make A Difference
- Use cloth napkins and dish towels instead of paper towels.
- Buy products with minimal packaging.
- Avoid disposable kitchen items like plastic utensils and paper plates.
- Carry an insulated mug for coffee to-go.
- Use single stream recycling bins.
- Know the difference between waste, recyclable, and compostable materials and dispose of them in the appropriate bins.
How To Make A Difference
- Carry a reusable water bottle and use the many refill stations on campus.
- Always fill the dishwasher “to the brim” before running.
- Shorten your shower and turn the water off while you brush your teeth.
- Wash laundry loads in cold water. Most HE detergents clean just as well in cold.
- Don’t flush extra medications. Google safe ways to dispose of medications.
What We're Doing
- Michigan Dining composts pre- and post consumer food waste in all dining halls.
- Michigan Dining partners with The Food Recovery Network to donate uneaten, prepared foods to Food Gathers, a local food bank.
- During the growing season, weekly farmers markets are held on campus, in collaboration with Central Student Government.
- The UM campus farm is piloting a CSA with hope to incorporate the produce into the dining halls to create a closed loop system.
- Michigan Dining purchases produce from local farmers.
What We're Doing
- Housing and University Unions use Aqueous Ozone Custodial services, eliminating the need for many cleaning chemicals.
- With the participation of Central Student Government, 11 residence halls, all University Unions buildings, and several Recreational Sports buildings have water refill stations.
- All first year students are given BPA-free, reusable water bottles.
- When it comes time to replace fixtures, low-flow fixtures are used.
- We use Energy Star certified appliances ovens, grills, coolers, freezers, fryers, washers, driers & more.
What We're Doing
- 100% of Michigan Dining Workspaces are Planet Blue Platinum Sustainable certified .
- 95% of Michigan Dining staff are certified Planet Blue Ambassadors.
- 22 Student Life organizations have Planet Blue certified workspaces.
How To Make A Difference
- Shop at local businesses.
- Eat in season and buy produce from local farmers.
- Cut down on food waste by sharing food and eating leftovers.
- Grow a garden.
- Consider going meatless on Mondays.
- Buy foods in bulk to cut down on packaging waste.
How To Make A Difference
- Talk to friends and family about your sustainability efforts.
- Take a class that focuses on sustainability themes.
- Borrow items that you only use occasionally.
- Give away things you no longer need, instead of throwing them away.