From windswept highlands to serene islands, home to revered castles and iconic towns, Scotland is a vibrant country overflowing with rich history, inspiring landscapes, and proud and welcoming locals.
From windswept highlands to serene islands, home to revered castles and iconic towns, Scotland is a vibrant country overflowing with rich history, inspiring landscapes, and proud and welcoming locals.
Day 1: Depart U.S. for Glasgow, Scotland
Day 2: Arrive in Glasgow
Day 3: Glasgow | Isle of Arran
Day 4: Glasgow | Stirling | Fort William
Day 5: Fort William | Isle of Skye
Day 6: Fort William | Loch Ness | Inverness
Day 7: Inverness | Aberdeen
Day 8: Aberdeen | Edinburgh
Day 9: Edinburgh | St. Andrews
Day 10: Edinburgh | Depart for U.S.
My grandmother graduated from UM in 1914 (BA) and my father in 1947 (BBA) and 1950 (JD). I graduated in 1977 (BGS) and 1987 (JD) and my son graduated in 2018.(BBA) So he is a 4th generation Wolverine. And I got to sign his diploma!
The University of Michigan is a constitutional corporation under the State Constitution and I am an corporate officer. I work for the president but am also responsible to the Board of Regents. I provide strategic advice to the regents, the president and the other executive officers; plan board agenda and meetings; and coordinate regent engagement with the campus among other things. I chair the Residency Appeals Committee, serve ex officio on the Advisory Board of Intercollegiate Athletics, and serve on the Honorary Degree Committee, among other things. I taught Environmental Law through the School of Environment and Sustainability for seventeen years.
I am of Scottish descent, of the Muir Clan, and hosted a similar trip in 2014 for the Alumni Association. I am mildly obsessed with all things Scottish, including of course Outlander, knitting, Scotch whisky, and such like (as they say in Scotland). I am excited to return to this incredibly beautiful country.