Happening @ Michigan

MICHR Mentor Forum

MICHR will present a Mentor Forum at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 19 in the North Campus Research Complex Dining Hall. The forum will be...

SUDDENLY SEXY DETROIT: HOW THE MOTOR CITY BECAME AN ARTISTIC HOTSPOT

Michael H. Hodges - News reporter for arts

“Suddenly Sexy Detroit” examines how the Motor City morphed into an unlikely artistic hotspot, attracting artists from around the...

International Economics

The Comparative Advantage of Cities presented by Don Davis, Columbia University

Abstract and paper not yet available

University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Information Session & Luncheon

Meet with Law School Dean Phyllis Crocker, Associate Dean for Enrollment Mgt. & Communications Monique McCarthy, and Recruitment &...

CJS Noon Lecture Series

Japanese Twitterature after 3-11: Social Media Fictions and the Subtitle for the Real

Speaker: Jonathan E. Abel, Associate Professor, Comparative Literature and Asian Studies, Pennsylvania State University...

Gifts of Art presents Piano Jazz

Bob Sweet Trio

Tad Weed is a powerhouse of a pianist who has performed with some of the greatest names in jazz including John Patitucci, Mundell Lowe,...

Peace Corps, PechaKucha and Pita

Join us for lunch and an opportunity to hear the stories of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers in the Coverdell and Master's International...

Visiting Writer Q&A

Jamaal May

Jamaal May’s first book of poems, Hum, is a “bittersweet love song” to the ruined streets of his native Detroit. Boston Review writes,...

Applied Microeconomics/IO

Estimating Production Functions with Control Functions When Capital Is Measured with Error presented by Kyoo-il Kim, Michigan State University

Abstract and paper not yet available

Econometrics

Kyoo-il Kim, Michigan State University

Estimating Production Functions with Control Functions When Capital Is Measured with Error

CBSSM Seminar featuring Jacob Solomon, PhD (November 19th)

"Designing the information cockpit: The impact of customizable algorithms on computer-supported decision making"...

Decision Consortium Talk - Children's attention to history in evaluating and reasoning about objects.

Susan Gelman, Ph.D., Heinz Werner Distinguished University Professor of Psychology and Linguistics

To be announced

International Coffee Hour w/ Pie

The International Center, Rackham Student Government, International Institute and School of Social Work host a coffee hour to relax and...

Citi's Women in Trading Webinar

Citi’s Women in Trading Webinar:...

Scaling Impact: Generating Business Value and Alleviating Poverty

Ted London, Vice President and Senior Research Fellow, Scaling Impact Initiative, William Davidson Institute Adjunct Associate Professor of Business Administration

This talk will provide an overview of the William Davidson Institute, and in particular, the Scaling Impact Initiative. The Scaling Impact...

Economic Development

Paul Gertler, University of California - Berkeley

Abstract and paper not yet available

Lecture: Lecture: "Thinking with a Photograph: Alexander Gardner at Fort Laramie, 1868"

Martha A. Sandweiss, Princeton University

Abstract: How can a photograph prod the historical imagination and push historians to think about the past in new ways? How might we think...

South Asian, Muslim, Arab and Sikh Immigrants in the American Racial Landscape with Deepa Iyer

Join us for a conversation with Deepa Iyer, whose new book,We Too Sing America: South Asian, Arab, Muslim and Sikh Immigrants Shape Our...

We Too Sing America: South Asian, Arab, Muslim and Sikh Immigrants Shape Our Multiracial Future

Join us for a conversation with Deepa Iyer, whose new book, We Too Sing America: South Asian, Arab, Muslim and Sikh Immigrants Shape Our...

Law & Economics

Two Randomized Field Experiments in Access to Justice presented by James Greiner, Harvard Law School

Abstract:...

Hunger Games Dinner

Student Choice

Celebrate the release of the new Hunger Games movie with a special Student Choice theme dinner at East Quad. Entrees will include grilled...

Philosophy of Science Lecture: Reduction and Multiple Realizability

Bob Batterman (University of Pittsburgh)

Philosophy of Science etc. Lecture

Resume 101 for Sigma Lambda Beta

This is a closed event for the members of Sigma Lambda Beta.

Taste the Taters

The Baucom lab is assessesing the phenotypic traits of sweet potatoes to determine the best yield in distinct environments. Now we are...

The Penny Stamps Speaker Series Presents: Prem Krishnamurthy

Detours

Prem Krishnamurthy is a founding principal of the award-winning design studio Project Projects and the director/curator of the...

A Discussion on Gender Equality in India

Join us on Thursday, November 19th 6-7pm in Room 4448 East Hall as we lead a public discussion on gender equality in India. (And we have...

Jamaal May Reading & Booksigning

Jamaal May is a poet, editor, and educator from Detroit, MI where he taught poetry in public schools and worked as a freelance audio...

Young Life College Campaigners

Come join us for free dinner and dive deeper into your faith and friendships!

3rd General Meeting

Please join us for our 3rd general meeting!!As always, This meeting will take place in the evening at 6PM in the Taubman Health Sciences...

TEDxUofM Chroma Gallery Opening

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Grant Writing for Grad Students

Tips and tricks for how to find, apply for, and obtain grants.

Grant Writing for Grad Students - How to find them. How to apply. How to obtain them, etc.

Orglead: Marketing

This event will provide information about successful ways to promote your organization here on campus. Attend the workshop if your group is...

Keynote Address: Japan and the Middle East: Mutual Affiliation, Advantage & Alienation

Koichiro Tanaka, Managing Director (JIME-Institute of Energy Economics)

This lecture is part of the 2015 CMENAS/CJS Symposium, "Japan and the Middle East, Energy, Politics and Culture."...

Michigan Women's Basketball vs. Xavier

Michigan Women's Basketball vs. Xavier

New Beat Happening presents: Battle of the Bands

The Center for Campus Involvement and New Beat Happening are proud to present Battle of the Bands featuring Munch, Books on Tape, The...

New Beat Happening: Battle of the Bands

The Center for Campus Involvement and New Beat Happening are proud to present Battle of the Bands featuring Munch, Books on Tape, The...

SMTD@UMMA

The Performance Project

Inspired by the work of photographer Nikki S. Lee, the departments of voice and dance join forces to explore what it means to take on a...

Transgender Day of Remembrance Ceremony

Transgender Day of Remembrance Ceremony is an event commemorating trans individuals killed by transphobia and cissexism. It is also a time...

Michigan Archaeological Society Lecture: Archaeology in Practice: The Intersection of Progress and Preservation

Brandon M. Gabler, PhD, RPA

The majority of archaeology in the United States is conducted as part of cultural resource management (CRM) compliance-based projects. At...

Senior Recital: Lindsay Kathleen Laird, oboe

PROGRAM: C.P.E. Bach - Sonata in G Minor for Solo Oboe, Wq 132; Krenek - Four Pieces for Oboe and Piano; Finzi - Interlude for Oboe and...

Arts Chorale Fall Concert

Arianne Abela, conductor Do not miss one of the greatest choral masterworks, Mozart’s Requiem.

Creative Arts Orchestra

Mark Kirschenmann, director...

General Meeting

Please bring your laptop if possible.

Living Room Series: Frank Pahl/The Lovely and the Wretched

The Lovely and the Wretched is a seven-piece ensemble consisting of Abby Alwin, Clem Fortuna, Tim Holmes, Frank Pahl, Mary Riccardi, Terri...

Skits Writing Meeting

Have any funny skit ideas or television concepts you would like to see eventually be created and filmed? Come to the 8 Ball Cinema writing...

Sweet Water Warblers

M Erlewine, R Davis, Lindsay Lou

Imagine yourself as a bird in flight floating on the waves of a gentle fall breeze. Each sweep and plunge has the power to shake you and...