Learning to read the market with Lee Freeman

All eyes are on the market as associate professor Lee Freeman teaches financial risk and investment strategy at Dearborn Heights Montessori Center, where investing $100,000 of fake money can lead to some unexpectedly real life lessons. 

ISC students plow forward at annual robotics competition

Sick of the snow yet? These students aren't. Prepping for the annual ION Autonomous Snowplow Competition might have some dreaming of a future free of shovels. But members of the Intelligent Systems Club see the experience as a competitive advantage in the job market.

Chancellor Daniel Little reflects on the legacy of Arthur Kochoff, an alumnus and long-time friend of UM-Dearborn whose passion for learning sparked a desire to help students pursue their educational goals.

Calcatera shares the story of the man behind the mask

Wolverine point guard Danny Calcatera took an elbow to the nose early in the basketball season. But following surgery—and an unknowing assist from former Detroit Piston Richard Hamilton—he returned to the court ready to lead.

Registration open for Making Inclusion Work Conference

The fifth annual inclusion conference will bring together educators, clinicians and parents to discuss the benefits and strategies used in transdisciplinary assessment teaming. The goal? To better identify and plan for the unique needs of an individual child. The conference is sponsored by the College of Education, Health, and Human Services and Oakwood Center for Exceptional Families. 

Looking for a workspace ergonomic solution? U-M departments and units can get up to $5,000 to purchase equipment or redesign work processes to solve ergonomic issues. Plus, learn how to recognize an ergonomic champion in your unit.