Dear U-M student family member,
We want to provide important updates that have been shared directly with your student
related to COVID-19. We also want to assure you U-M health professionals are actively
monitoring the rapidly changing developments, and making appropriate recommendations
to promote a safe and healthy environment for your student.
Winter is an ideal time for students to plan spring adventures. Fortunately, the U-M Adventure Leadership program provides year-round outdoor educational and recreational opportunities for students, regardless of prior experience.
College can be an opportune time to build life-long skills for interacting with others. Students may find they need additional skills to engage, sustain and when necessary, transition relationships.
Adjustment is a key contributor to student success and thriving. One definition of adjustment is “to achieve a mental and behavioral balance between one's own needs and the demands of others.”
When it comes to eating, your student can find a variety of food options that are conveniently located on campus.
At the University of Michigan, student safety is a top priority, and the university has measures in place as well as valuable resources for keeping your student safe and sound.
Do you plan to attend a U-M football game this fall? Football games are a big deal on campus, and here are suggestions to help you enjoy your fan experience.
Health insurance and immunizations are recommended for all students, and you can offer practical support and helpful suggestions for their choices.
U-M students now have access to a regularly staffed and accessible food pantry on campus, thanks to the initiative of their fellow students.
College presents some tricky sleep problems for students, but they are clever about finding solutions.
Strategies for helping your students address their mental health needs.
