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Lindsay describes her reaction to the current state of racial injustice as “grieving our nation.” What is your personal reaction to Lindsay’s description? Priscila names multiple areas of tension betw
Michael reflects on his experience of becoming more meta-cognitive while attending the University of Michigan, growing in his own self-reflection on why he believes what he believes. What have been so
Aviva describes turning to her faith and Jewish rituals for comfort and to recharge during turbulent times. Name 2-3 practices/people/things that you turn to for repose and restoration in difficult pe
Ishaan names that learning about diverse religious and cultural practices has helped him empathize and fight against stereotypes. Describe an example of how learning about another’s worldview, faith p
Bonnie Billups, Jr., Executive Director of the Peace Neighborhood Center, describes the impacts of systemic racism and housing on the demographic makeup of Ann Arbor today.
In this video, people around the Ann Arbor and U-M communities establish their own definitions of success. This video is part of our Science of Success MOOC.
Master core business functions and strategic leadership through data-driven decision-making and live interactive learning to solve complex global challenges and accelerate your executive career.
Master the language of policymaking by developing advanced analytical, leadership, and financial management skills to design effective policies and drive meaningful impact in your community.
In this video, Christopher Brooks, Associate Professor of Information, discusses Llama 2 as an open-source large language model (LLM) and what it means for a large language model to be considered "ope
The Opportunity Hub at U-M has been established to help students find opportunities to fund their college career. See the Hub here.
In this video, Professor Charles Garrett explores how generative AI tools are transforming creative industries by automating tasks, sparking new ideas, and broadening creative possibilities. You'll le
Many of us would like to reduce the amount of food waste that occurs in our food systems, while also reducing the amount of plastic packaging that goes into transporting and protecting our food. In th
Design AI solutions with users, not just for users.
University of Michigan Financial Aid's page for parents has valuable information about paying for college See the page here.
Andrew Wu talks with the Associate Dean for Executive Programs at the Ross School of Business, M.S. Krishnan, about the Indian market in Fintech where the development for infrastructure is low but the
Ann Arbor resident Sharmae Henderson describes how she and her family enjoy Ann Arbor and shares her desire to see a more diverse, inclusive community.
Learn legal and practical skills for hiring and managing diverse personnel in public libraries aligned with community values.
Finance can have an impact on many aspects of our lives, regardless of our identity, age, or life circumstance. This collection helps individuals develop financial wellness through literacy, advice fo
In this video, Jack Bernard, Lecturer at the University of Michigan Law School and Associate General Counsel at the University of Michigan, discusses plagiarism, bias, and discrimination consideration
This video explores how zero-tolerance disciplinary policies and the presence of police in schools disadvantage students of Color.
Laura Morgan Roberts, a Professor of Practice at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, showed us how important positive identities are, but how hard it can be to maintain them during h
Learn relational database concepts and SQL skills using PostgreSQL for data storage and analysis.
Understand how to handle data, avoid bias, and use AI ethically in your community.
Cameron Gibelyou discusses the history of predicting environmental futures and the lessons we can learn about to evaluate current environmental predictions. He draws on an example from the 1970s aroun
What do you think works better at predicting the outcomes of elections, polls or markets? This is the central question that animates this conversation between Democracy & Debate host Angela Dillard an
