Ann Arbor SPARK, WCC celebrate first Michigan grads of manufacturing education program
The inaugural cohort is leaving the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) program with two years of work experience, degrees, and job offers.
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U-M works to preserve and disseminate education data as feds pull funding for its collection
As Americans continue to digest cuts to the U.S. Department of Education, researchers at the University of Michigan are striving to maintain and widen access to education data critical to informing public policy.
U-M students respond to DEI programs’ end
In the latest installment of our Voices of Youth series, student writer Anamika Suresh breaks down the recent end of University of Michigan diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and interviews students about the changes.
Community foundation’s impact investing takes chances on unconventional Washtenaw County projects
From micro-lending to expanding child care openings, the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation's Impact Investing program has spent the past four years supporting Washtenaw County community projects that otherwise wouldn't have been funded.
Ypsi program helps youth and adults build skills and confidence for careers in the trades
The Ypsilanti-based Trades Program for Youth and Adults is designed for those who want to learn hands-on skills, explore careers in the trades, and build confidence along the way.
Ypsi students prepare for health careers by becoming peer educators through new EMU/Toyota program
High school students from Ypsilanti Community Schools and two other southeast Michigan school districts will be trained as peer health educators, teaching others about traumatic brain injury, through a new program called Way Forward@EMU.
In Ann Arbor schools’ Homebuilding program, students build a house in a school year
Founded in 1968, the career and technical education program is intended to widen the horizons of high school education beyond the classroom for students interested in the building trades.
Saline manufacturing students create adaptive tools to help people with disabilities
Students in Trent Trout's Computer Integrated Manufacturing class at Saline High School are learning to develop innovative real-world solutions for people with disabilities.
EMU theater students partner with Ann Arbor police to improve crisis intervention trainings
The partnership draws on expertise from EMU’s School of Social Work and Applied Drama and Theatre for the Young program to bring realism and empathy into police trainings.
From champion carpenter to apparel entrepreneur, Washtenaw CTE students are “powerhouse” achievers
We talked to three students in county career and technical education programs about the impact of getting ready for the professional real world through practical, hands-on learning experiences.
U-M works to preserve and disseminate education data as feds pull funding for its collection
As Americans continue to digest cuts to the U.S. Department of Education, researchers at the University of Michigan are striving to maintain and widen access to education data critical to informing public policy.
U-M students respond to DEI programs’ end
In the latest installment of our Voices of Youth series, student writer Anamika Suresh breaks down the recent end of University of Michigan diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and interviews students about the changes.
Community foundation’s impact investing takes chances on unconventional Washtenaw County projects
From micro-lending to expanding child care openings, the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation's Impact Investing program has spent the past four years supporting Washtenaw County community projects that otherwise wouldn't have been funded.
Ypsi program helps youth and adults build skills and confidence for careers in the trades
The Ypsilanti-based Trades Program for Youth and Adults is designed for those who want to learn hands-on skills, explore careers in the trades, and build confidence along the way.
Ypsi students prepare for health careers by becoming peer educators through new EMU/Toyota program
High school students from Ypsilanti Community Schools and two other southeast Michigan school districts will be trained as peer health educators, teaching others about traumatic brain injury, through a new program called Way Forward@EMU.
In Ann Arbor schools’ Homebuilding program, students build a house in a school year
Founded in 1968, the career and technical education program is intended to widen the horizons of high school education beyond the classroom for students interested in the building trades.
Saline manufacturing students create adaptive tools to help people with disabilities
Students in Trent Trout's Computer Integrated Manufacturing class at Saline High School are learning to develop innovative real-world solutions for people with disabilities.
EMU theater students partner with Ann Arbor police to improve crisis intervention trainings
The partnership draws on expertise from EMU’s School of Social Work and Applied Drama and Theatre for the Young program to bring realism and empathy into police trainings.
From champion carpenter to apparel entrepreneur, Washtenaw CTE students are “powerhouse” achievers
We talked to three students in county career and technical education programs about the impact of getting ready for the professional real world through practical, hands-on learning experiences.
