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OAMI PublicationsMichigan Student StudyThe Michigan Student Study (MSS) is a comprehensive multi-method longitudinal research initiative. It tracks over 2,000 students over their four years of college to assess how experiences with racial/ethnic diversity on camput impacts their development. Guidebook (file size: 8.3MB) Pathways: Academic Success Guide “Pathways” is the official publication for the Leaders and Best program. This Academic Success Guide is not only filled with priceless tips about self-assessment, positive relationships, time management and successful studying, etc.; it also has a list of the most used campus resources. This success tool was designed especially with the needs of the incoming, transitioning student in mind. Pathways Academic Success Guide (file size: 1.2MB) GEAR UP The University of Michigan GEAR UP Program mission is to provide quality pre-college programming that is responsive and tailored to the needs, character, and desires of our designated partner schools. 2008-2009 GEAR UP End of Year Report (file size: 16.5MB) Jack Kent Cooke Foundation The report is a summation of research of a broad-based program at the University of Michigan designed to achieve impact and sustainability with regard to efforts to build a larger pool of non-traditional, high-achieving community college transfer students, including those individuals from low and moderate financial means. Community College Transfer Initiative Final Report (file size: 32.5MB) Embracing Our Reality: Key Ingredients for Fostering Campus Diversity Success Article (file size: 0.5MB) The Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior Symposium Look inside for information on The 19th Annual Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior Symposium, including events, Keynote Speaker Anna Deavere Smith, this year's Theme Statement and more. 2009 Commemorative Brochure (file size: 4.6MB) Black Celebratory The Black Celebratory celebrates the commonalities and differences that characterize the experiences of African-Americans and other students at the University of Michigan. In upholding the expectation of the first Black Celebratory in 1993, this program serves as an example of the University of Michigan's commitment to diversity and African-American students. Program Brochure (file size: 1MB) 2009 Program (file size: 2.8 MB) 2008 Program (file size: 3.3 MB) 2007 Program (file size: 0.8 MB) 2006 Program (file size: 1.8 MB) 2005 Program (file size: 0.3 MB) 2004 Program (file size: 0.7 MB) La Celebración Latina Program "The purpose of La Celebración Latina is to celebrate our graduates, as well as to show respect to everyone who helped them make this wonderful achievement..." Program Brochure (file size: 1.2MB) 2009 Program (file size: 2.4 MB) 2007 Program (file size: 9.6 MB) 2006 Program (file size: 3.6 MB) 2005 Program (file size: 2.8 MB) Exito: The Latino/a Resource Guide Look inside for information on events, offices, organizations, and other information of interest to the Latino/a community. Resource Guide (file size: 3.7MB) Asian/Pacific Islander Proactive: The guide to the University of Michigan's Asian/Pacific Islander Community. Proactive Publication (file size: 1.3MB) Native American U-M Native American Resource Guide The Circle (file size: 16MB) |