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Back from war: Telling Native veterans’ stories after Vietnam
John Little provides new perspectives on Native American veterans’ experiences during and after Vietnam.Read about Little's research.
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From the classroom to the forest
Through studying natural history, these students are building their futures.      Read about these students.
Gardening for the masses
U of M alumnus Joel Karsten is making gardening more accessible worldwide.      Read more about his unique method.
Students help create prescription drug repository
Two U of M students are helping to launch a prescription drug repository that will help redistribute unused medications to people in need.       Read more about these driven students.
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"At the U of M, I get to sit in the same class with great professors who don't just teach me academic materials but also valuable knowledge for my career and personal growth." 
Hilmi J.Civil Engineering
"I want to make a difference in the education system. I want to reform the policies that govern the key to escaping the cycle, I want to work closely with those who understand the importance of an education and the exponential benefits it provides." 
Jael K.Finance and Marketing
"I was an intern in the US Senate. Working as a staffer is all about comprehension and communication, and my majors both provide a strong basis for that." 
Ian K.English and Political Science
"I miss working with kids in the close and intensive way that you do when you are their special education teacher. But being a grad student allows me to learn more about how to better support the students for whom I most care (about)”
Britta BSpecial Education PhD
“I chose this path [becoming a Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) teacher] because I am driven to understand issues that impact the lives of the people in the Deaf community and what I can do to contribute—especially towards Deaf children’s education.”
Aaron WSpecial Education DHH MEd
"Thanks to support from the College of Liberal Arts, I was able to complete internships in both Los Angeles and New York working in media and journalism. These internships not only helped me to make friends in my field and narrow my career goals, but also gave me the experience of locating alone to an incredibly large city."
Palmer HEnglish and French
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September 5–6:  Lillehei Symposium: Progress in Cardiovascular CareSeptember  6:  WAM-O-RAMA 20196:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.September  6: