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Fall 2023
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Alumni Clubs Hold Send-Off Celebrations for Incoming Students

We catch up with three alumni clubs across the country.
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A man stands in front of a classroom of incoming first-year U-M students.
Photo by Tyler French

U-M Club of Little Traverse Bay

Students pose with a large blue and maize U-M flag.
Courtesy of the U-M Club of Little Traverse Bay

The U-M Club of Little Traverse Bay in Michigan sent off 10 incoming first-year students from Charlevoix and Emmet counties. The club also awarded four $500 scholarships to randomly drawn attendees.

U-M Black Alumni and U-M Latino Alumni

A man stands in front of a classroom of incoming first-year U-M students.
Photo by Tyler French

The U-M Black Alumni (UMBA) and U-M Latino Alumni (UMLA) affiliate groups hosted a joint event in Detroit for new Wolverines to connect with other incoming students, meet alums, and learn more about life at the U-M with a panel discussion and breakout sessions.

U-M Club of Puerto Rico

More than a dozen incoming students attended the U-M Club of Puerto Rico’s student send-off with current students and alumni also in attendance. The club leaders gave advice to the current and incoming students, who got to share more about themselves, meet the club, and prepare for their journey at U-M.

A large group of students pose for a photo
Courtesy of the U-M Club of Puerto Rico

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