Student Life

Trotter Multicultural Center invites you to join them at their upcoming fall events. There's fun, food, festivities and plenty of fellowship. 

As you may know, U-M is in the process of moving project sites off of CTools. If you or your student organization has a CTools project site, now is the time to review those sites.

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated's International Leadership Conference brings together the leaders of the fraternity at large to discuss fraternity business, announce new candidates for leadership, provide opportunity for fellowship, and acknowledge brothers making a positive impact in the world.

Read the full article on the Greek Life website.

Students who enroll in the on-campus Intergroup Conflict and Coexistence course in Fall 2017 will be eligible to participate in a field experience in May 2018 for additional credit. Participants will spend one week traveling to cities like Ramallah, Jerusalem, Hebron, Bethlehem and Tel Aviv and meet with local activists and organizers. 

Learn more by reading the full article on the Program for Intergroup Relations website. 

Are you a student organization leader? As you return to campus and to your organizations, you might be wondering what you can do to help finance your group this year. The Student Philanthropy team at the U-M, is an excellent resource for organizations who need to raise funds.

With the goals of Integrative Learning, Intercultural Maturity, Resources, Organizational Culture, and Facilities Planning and Utilization, Student Life seeks to make a positive impact on the lives of U-M students.

As members of the University of Michigan community prepare for summer international and domestic travel, the campus international centers, Office of the General Counsel, and the Office of the Vice Provost for Global Engagement and Interdisciplinary Academic Affairs have prepared this information guide to promote safe and efficient travel. 

The Center for Campus Involvement, in partnership with the Ginsberg Center for Service Learning and Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs, would like to invite student organizations to apply to be a part of Leadership Connection: April 30 - May 3, 2018, at Camp Michigania!

Arab Heritage Month is a special opportunity to enhance understanding of the nuanced and diverse aspects of Arab American heritage. Arab immigrants and their descendants have made important contributions to the growth of this country. As doctors and scientists, engineers, bankers, teachers, entrepreneurs and entertainers – and so much more – Arab contributions and heritage are woven inextricably into the fabric of American society. 

As you may be aware, U-M is transitioning away from CTools. (All CTools course sites have already moved to Canvas.) The university is now in the process of moving all projects sites off of CTools by early 2018. Here's what you need to do.