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Upcoming Events

Upcoming events for members,
non-members and students.

Michigan Alumni Mackinac Reception

May 29, Mackinac Island
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2013 Coaches Tour

May 16, Boston
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Memorial Day at Michigania

May 24-27
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Career Call-In: Introverts

Noon, June 18, via phone
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Advance Your Career

Regardless of your career stage, we have the resources for professional success. Learn More »

Register to Adopt a School

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Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan exists to serve its members. We strive to grow with you and meet your changing needs, beginning when you are a student and progressing beyond your years at the University of Michigan. To help us achieve this goal, Michigan Alumnus welcomes letters from its readers. To submit a Letter to the Editor of Michigan Alumnus, please complete the following form.

Class Notes and Obituaries

Class Notes

We invite you to share your U-M pride and successes, marriages, commitments, births and adoptions with fellow alumni through Michigan Alumnus Class Notes. To make an announcement, please complete and submit the following form.

Class Notes are printed on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to the high volume of Class Notes received, notes may not be printed in the issue immediately following their receipt. Photographs are not printed in Class Notes.

Employer Registration

Employer Registration

Thank you for your interest in recruiting U-M alumni. Please complete the following registration form to post your position. Please contact the Alumni Association at 800.847.4764 or alumnicareerservices@umich.edu if you have questions.

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2013 Football Saturdays Application

2013 Football Saturdays Application

By completing and submitting this application you will be entered into the Alumni Association's lottery for an opportunity to purchase tickets to one of the 2013 Michigan home football games. Submitting this application does NOT guarantee that you will receive game tickets.

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2013 LEAD Spring Celebration

2013 LEAD Spring Celebration

Thursday, April 4, 2013
Dinner at 6 p.m., Recognition program at 6:45 p.m.
Palmer Commons – Great Lakes Room 
100 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann Arbor

Please join us as we recognize the 2nd class of graduating seniors from the LEAD Scholars Program, and celebrate the accomplishments of the LEAD Scholars community.

The online RSVP form is now closed for this event.

Any questions? Please contact Pilar Koopman at polonium@umich.edu or (734)-764-1717.

Weekly Riddle Form

Enter your answer for this week's riddle. If you submit the correct answer to the riddle, your name will be entered in a drawing for a prize.

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WWII Bomber "Michigan" Featured U-M Stadium

"Michigan," a World War II bomber

It’s a curiosity: a B-24 Liberator bomber named “Michigan” with a picture of Michigan Stadium painted on its nose (along with a cheesecake photo of a leggy woman wearing a garrison cap). The Yankee Air Museum in Belleville, Michigan, has a research project under way to learn about the bomber. The museum knows the following:

•Type/Model: B-24J-161-CO Tail number: 44-40429

Coursera Feature

The University finds itself on the frontier of a new age of online learning as one of the initial content providers for Coursera

When 130,000 students signed up for Gautam Kaul’s “Introduction to Finance” course last fall, the Ross School of Business professor didn’t need a larger lecture hall. In fact, he probably could have conducted the class in his office thanks to a new Web-based platform called Coursera.

Favorites From the Collection: U-M Museum of Art

Favorites From the Collection

Roaming the corridors of the U-M Museum of Art is akin to traveling through time and beyond borders. In one room, you’re gazing upon Hindu gods and goddesses made of bronze and stone. Farther away, you’re studying the modern works of Pablo Picasso, Franz Kline, and others. In yet another corner, you’re standing among an impressive collection of African objects. In other words, this cultural treasure, an elegant presence amid the hustle and bustle of Central Campus, boasts a striking and varied collection of works gathered over the past 150 years.

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