In This Edition:
- Congratulations and Welcome!
- Fall Planning
- Course Registration Overview
- Resources to Help You Succeed
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Congratulations and Welcome! |
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You are not only joining a top-tier school of public health, but an academic powerhouse that’s consistently ranked as one of the best in the world. As a student at the University of Michigan, you will have access to a team of higher education professionals who are dedicated to supporting your success.
To help your transition to the University of Michigan School of Public Health, The Office for Student Engagement and Practice will be sending you monthly newsletters throughout the summer. We know that you have a lot to do to prepare for the fall, and we hope our newsletters will be your one-stop shop for resources, important dates, and reminders.
Going forward, summer correspondence will be sent to your University of Michigan email account ending in umich.edu. If you haven’t yet done so, please activate your uniqname to ensure you don’t miss out on important information next month.
Sincerely,
The Office for Student Engagement and Practice
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Mark Your Calendars!
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Week of 6/1 | Residential Master's and PhD Course Registration
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Week of 8/22 | Orientation Events (details regarding exact dates and programming will be shared in the coming months)
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8/29 | First day of classes
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COVID-19 Vaccine Information & Resources
All students, faculty and staff on the Ann Arbor campus (including Michigan Medicine) are required to be vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19 and to submit their vaccination information. New incoming students: you must have a UMICH ID and email address in order to submit vaccination information. Additional details on requirements and current protocols can be found here.
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Course Registration Overview |
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Master's and PhD Course Registration
Course Registration opens June 1, 2022. This process is done via your Student Center in Wolverine Access.
You will be getting more detailed information about course planning and other registration details from your department’s program coordinator, but here are some helpful videos to get you prepared! If you have logistical questions, email [email protected].
Some important information to keep in mind during registration:
- Class sections ending in 554, 555, 556, 333, or 777 are reserved for students in specific programs and are not open to students outside of those programs.
- If you get an error message when registering that says you have a time conflict, you are able to override the time conflict by checking the "Time Conflict Okay" checkbox in the Class Enrollment Preferences page. You should speak to the instructors of both courses to be sure that this time conflict will not cause an issue.
- If a class requires permission, you need to contact the instructor to get approval. Their department then enters an electronic permission into the system that allows you to enroll in the class. Once the permission has been entered an email will be sent to notify you. You will then need to officially register for the class.
- If you are trying to register for a full or closed course, turn on the "add to waitlist" checkbox on the Enrollment Preferences page when adding it to your Backpack. You will still need to officially enroll in the course if a seat opens up and you are granted permission. To do this, you will drop your waitlisted course and re-register for it. The permission in the system will allow you to enroll in the class.
Helpful Tip! Would you like to receive notifications from Wolverine Access when changes are made to your academic record, such as a grade change or transfer credit is posted? You are able to "opt in" to those notifications through the Notifications Preferences in Wolverine Access. Check the "Enable Email Notifications" checkbox and don't forget to hit save!
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Resources to Help You Succeed |
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Wolverine Access
Wolverine Access is the main system for student services. In Wolverine Access, students manage bills, academic records, grades, address and contact information, student employment records, and more.
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UMICH Tech Guide
Information and Technology Services (ITS) is your IT provider. ITS has all your tech needs covered, from registering for classes, to email, WiFi, Wolverine Access, and videoconferencing.
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Student Employment
The U-M Student Employment Office is where students can search and apply for part-time Work-Study and regular (non-Work-Study) jobs. If you're looking for a job on campus, this is a great place to start!
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Financial Aid Office
Paying for college is one of the biggest investments you’ll make in your future. The Financial Aid Office is a great resource for information on how to plan, budget, and manage your finances and financial aid.
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Each month we will highlight leadership within the School of Public Health so you can put a face to the name! Click on each photo to view the full profile. |
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F. DuBois Bowman
Dean, University of Michigan School of Public Health
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Lynda D. Lisabeth
Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
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John Meeker
Senior Associate Dean for Research
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Emily Youatt
Assistant Dean for Student Engagement and Practice
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Sharon Kardia
Associate Dean for Education
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Matthew Boulton
Senior Associate Dean for Global Health
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For those of you who will be relocating to Ann Arbor for a residential program, we are excited to welcome you to our community! Ann Arbor is many things, including a bustling university town, culinary hotspot, and a tech hub with a walkable downtown that includes world-class arts and culture. Located in southeast Michigan's Lower Peninsula, Ann Arbor lies at the center of a greater collection of communities in Washtenaw County. With so many thriving communities nearby, Ann Arbor has become a cultural melting pot and urban oasis.
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Ann Arbor Housing Options |
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On-campus Housing
On-campus housing consists of University owned and operated apartments and town homes.
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Off-campus Housing
Off-campus Housing consists of privately owned and operated houses and apartments. Off-campus does not necessarily refer to the location, but merely that it is not operated by the University.
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Co-ops
College students established the first housing co-op in Ann Arbor in 1932. The Inter-Cooperative Council (ICC) is now the largest student housing co-ops in the country! |
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The Ride
The Ride is Ann Arbor's city bus system. The Ride buses are free to U-M students with their Mcard. The Ride buses travel around campus, throughout Ann Arbor, and to some of the neighboring communities.
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Zipcar
For students who need occasional use of a car the University recommends enrolling in a car-sharing program, like Zipcar. Membership in a car-sharing program allows you on-demand use of vehicles that are parked at various lots across campus. |
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Purchasing Athletic Tickets |
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Visit mgoblue.com/students for information on the 2022-23 University of Michigan athletics season and game tickets.
Incoming students will be able to order tickets June 7 - June 24 at mgoblue.com/tickets. Click on "Michigan Students" then choose Register Now to set up your online account. If you previously registered your online ticket account with your student ID and pin number, log in with the email address and password you set up at that time. Incoming students can begin to register their account on June 1st.
When ordering online, join the seating group named below as you are placing your order to be seated with other incoming students in the school.
Group: PUB
Password: taubman
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