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| Thanks to outbreaks of “coffee rust” in Central and South America, your lifeblood is in serious peril. But, before you panic, find out what U-M scientists are doing to save coffee a.k.a. LIFE AS WE KNOW IT.
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LSA DEAN ENGAGES WITH STUDENTS
Having meaningful, face-to-face connections with students at such a large university is easier said than done—but that won’t stop Dean Andrew Martin. This week, Dean Martin held the first of several planned open forums with students, covering topics from internships to how to make the most of your liberal arts education.
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POSTSCRIPTS
Sometimes people get abducted, then become penpals with their attackers—and the result is a beautiful story of painful understanding. Other times, researchers find out that giraffes hum, literally, and it blows your mind. Also, move over summer, because climate change. |
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Which of these fictional characters is a Wolverine?
(Click answer below.)
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Preeeetty much all of you knew that Frita Batidos was voted top 10 in America, which is pretty pro. I'm glad I'm not the only foodie up in here. |
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The Dean’s Young Alumni Council (DYAC) is a highly engaged group of recent graduates whose mission is to encourage their peers to articulate the impact of their LSA education and to create a culture of giving back as alumni. Check out our website for more information and fill out our interest form to get involved! |
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Let’s chat: Christina Pechette is a DYAC staff member and 2013 LSA graduate who is so ready for #sweaterweather. Oh yeah, and who kind of loves all things LSA, Michigan, and Ann Arbor. Have information or events you’d like included in the newsletter? Any questions or feedback? Just hit “reply” to talk to me.
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