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11/19/2019

This CECS master’s shows just how fast the field of engineering is changing

A year after launching, interest is soaring in ��-Dearborn’s new human-centered design and engineering program. We take a look at some of the reasons why....

Sang-Hwan is a Korean, middle aged man with black hair and a goatee. He is wearing a pair of thin oval glasses, a brown denim jacket over a plaid button down, and gray slacks. Shan is a Chinese, middle aged woman with dark brown hair. She is wearing a B&W polka dot button down, a teal overshirt, and dark skinny jeans. Feng is a Chinese, middle aged man with black hair and no facial hair. He is wearing a navy cable knit quarter-zip over a white crewneck and light denim jeans. They sit at a circular table.

11/14/2019

Students and faculty remember German Lecturer Klaus Tappe

Tappe, longtime ��-Dearborn educator and holder of multiple U-M graduate degrees, died Nov. 4 at age 64....

11/13/2019

How wearable technology is changing the study of sports injuries

��-Dearborn bioengineering professor Amanda Esquivel is pioneering new techniques to explore underexplored questions about how athletes get hurt....

Bioengineering professor Amanda Esquivel holds a lacrosse helmet equipped with sensors used to detect head acceleration.

11/12/2019

How Native Americans shape the American experience

November’s designated as Native American Heritage Month. But Anthropology Associate Professor Brian McKenna reminds his students in campus’ Indians of North America course that we benefit from the knowledge of this country’s indigenous people all year long...

Brian McKenna is a middle-aged white man who is bald. He is wearing a pair of rectangular glasses, and a powder blue button-up with a black tie. Brian is speaking to a student.

11/12/2019

Getting your game face on

The student organization name is the Casual Gaming Club. But — if you were listening as a pawn on the board — it’s anything but. Get a peek into their game nights....

Andrew Novak is a young white man with short, brown hair underneath a green newsboy cap. He wears a pair of black, rectangular glasses and a navy t-shirt.

11/7/2019

Voices of Arab Detroit

Adding to the burgeoning field of Arab American literature, Assistant Professor Ghassan Abou-Zeineddine is gathering creative nonfiction essays to share what it's like to live in the local Arab American community...

11/6/2019

First-generation students, in their own words

Four ��-Dearborn students get personal about the challenges and thrills of their first-gen college experiences....

First-gen students Alaa Abouhashim (left), Marwa Hachem (center) and Zeinab Hachem.

11/5/2019

��-Dearborn celebrates Veterans Week

Stress-relieving animals, care package assembly and acknowledgment of the service by campus veterans are ways campus celebrates the national week....

11/4/2019

A dispatch from the cybersecurity 'arms race'

��-Dearborn professor Birhanu Eshete is working in some of cybersecurity's darkest frontiers, which are getting darker all the time....

10/29/2019

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