Parents and Families

To continue your influence and support your student, be prepared to ask questions and respond with open and attentive ears.

This month we want to hear from you. If you were facing your very first Michigan winter, how would you prepare yourself and your student? Share your thoughts here.

We’re nearing the end of the term, and November can be a stressful time for University of Michigan students and families alike.

Paul Burns, a senior aerospace and mechanical engineering major, works as a student manager at the Inn at the Michigan League.

You and your student are invited to transform lives, shape the world, and make great things happen this December 1st.

While it may feel like you just dropped your student off, as early as October you may begin to hear talk about where to live next year. Here's what you need to know.

U-M Senior Alyssa Gorenberg has been a lifeguard with Recreational Sports for four years.

Being able to communicate well with faculty, staff, and other students can help your student to eliminate conflict, succeed academically, and develop life-long leadership skills.

Making connections early on is key to obtaining your student's dream job or internship.

Parents can call the office of the Dean of Students if students are dealing with an issue that disrupts their academic life.