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    Mission of the College of Liberal Arts

    In the College of Liberal Arts, we teach students to think critically and independently so they can thrive in the world beyond campus. We are dedicated to promoting cutting-edge research that helps people better understand human history, society, and culture.

    By providing students a strong foundation in the humanities and social sciences, we serve as a model in education and intellectual excellence for other universities. Our distinguished faculty is committed to teaching and to developing the best academic programs available in their fields. And our graduates must be able to read analytically, write cogently, and speak persuasively.

    We do this in an atmosphere that fosters fellowship and understanding among students, faculty, and the administration. With a large and diverse student body, we recognize the importance of respecting students as individuals with unique needs, goals, and challenges.

    In all courses and programs, we emphasize ethics, integrity, citizenship, and awareness of global issues. Students learn to assume personal responsibility for their actions, while they develop self-reliance and a passion for life-long learning. The College guides the lives of its students by fostering creativity, leadership, and service to community and nation.

    Letter from the Dean

    Dear Graduates,

    Congratulations!

    You've made it to the end. We're so proud of you. Your family and friends are so proud of you.

    In the College of Liberal Arts, we pride ourselves on introducing our studetnts to the hardest and most important questions about the world and how we live in it. What is the good life? What is the structure of society? How is power attained and distributed? What is the human mind? What is language? How do people live together in a complex society? What happens when they fail to do so?

    Our goal is to help equip you with the skills and knowledge you'll need to continue answering these questions as an a

    2021 graduating class reflects on their Michigan memories

    April 30, 2021

    Despite a long year of remote and mixed learning, the class of 2021 have plenty to celebrate as they reflect on their college experiences.

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    It’s been a long year of remote/mixed learning and social distancing, but commencement is important to celebrate. So we asked CSE students to share memories and reflections from their Michigan experience to commemorate their achievement in their own way. See the “yearbook” of memories that we’ve compiled below.

    Jiaxiang Ma – Bachelor’s, Computer Engineering

    The past two years at Michigan is memorable for me as an international student. Life is challenging, but I made it!

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    Arav Agarwal – Bachelor’s, Computer Science

    I learned this, at least, by my experiment; that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.

    Kanu Gaba – Bachelor’s, Computer Science

    “Every Michigan fan remembers exactly where they were when Jordan Poole hit the buzzer beater to beat Houston and send us to the Sweet 16”

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    Arthur Jenoudet – Master’s, CSE

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    Michael Rakowiecki – Bachelor’s, Computer Engineering

    Thank you to everyone who helped me through the wonderful, frustrating, and learning experience that is college!

    Matthew Lile – Bachelor’s, Computer Science

    “We must know. We will know” – David Hilbert

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    Siddhant Pagariya – Bachelor’s, Computer Science

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    Daniel Hoekwater – Bachelor’s, Computer Science

    I want to thank the wonderful EECS course staff and advisors for their devotion to help students navigate such a challenging time with transient expectations. It is invaluable the amount of time they put in to ensure each class and advising s

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    Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Day

    Upcoming Event Details

    Please mark your calendar and plan to attend the 12th Annual Vijay Babu Rayudu Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Day.

    Date:Friday, May 2, 2025
    Time:9 a.m.-3 p.m.
    Keynote lecture time: 12-1 p.m.
    Keynote speaker:

    Brian Wong, M.D., FRCPC
    Director, Center of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (C-QulPS)
    General Internist, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
    Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto

    School of medicine Event Calendar

    Event Overview

    April 11, 2014, marked the inaugural Vijay Babu Rayudu Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Day at the School of Medicine, an annual event giving students, residents, fellows, and faculty an opportunity to present their research and learn from experts in the field.

    Please mark your calendar and plan to attend the 12th Annual Vijay Babu Rayudu Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Day event scheduled for May 2, 2025.

    Abstract Submission
    Students, residents, and fellows at the UMKC School of Medicine are invited to submit abstracts describing their quality improvement and patient safety projects.

    The abstract submission portal is open until 11:59pm on March 23, 2025
    SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT HERE

    What types of projects are typically submitted to this forum?

    In the 2001 landmark publication titled Crossing the Quality Chasm, the Institute of Medicine outlined “six national aims” for improving the U.S. healthcare system that states that all care should be:

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    1. Patient-centered: provision of care that is respectful and responsive to patient preferences and needs, ensuring that patient values guide clinical decisions. 
    2. Effective: provision of services based on scientific knowledge to all who can benefit, not providing services to those not likely to benefit.
    3. Efficient: avoidance of waste, including waste of equipments, supplies, ideas and energy.
    4. Safe: avoidance of injuries