“Being able to do human rights and international studies along with business, and try to find a bridge between the two, has been something that Michigan allowed me to do.”
Taylor came to Michigan Ross as a transfer student from another university, the least common path. She knew Ross was where she wanted to study, and one major reason was the philosophy of learning by...
Living in San Diego her whole life, Katie wanted a new experience in college— specifically, the experience of a classic Big Ten university. And since she was focused on a business education, the...
Joe had a longstanding interest in finance, so he knew what he wanted from a university — a top-notch undergrad business curriculum, a strong alumni network, and a thriving sports and social scene...
Several weeks ago, I had the privilege of helping organize the second annual University of Michigan Science Olympiad tournament, an event that I had helped to plan since last September.
As President of the Mind Matters Mental Health Initiative, I recently hosted an event with five amazing speakers (outlined on the bottom of this post) called Head Talks. Head Talks is a Ted-Talk style seminar on mindfulness, mental health and wellness, and positive psychology.
