Resources

Taubman College recognizes that students often face unexpected circumstances which significantly affect their ability to engage fully in the academic experience. Managed by Student Affairs, the Emergency Fund was created to support student persistence and degree progression during these moments of hardship.

Learn about the eligibility criteria to apply for a small emergency grant.

LSA offers many programs, internships, and learning opportunities for students to actively engage with learning

Course-based Opportunites, Global Opportunities, Community-based Opportunities, Research Opportunity,

Learn more about the interactive teaching and learning approach at the Ford School, connecting students with poeple an organizations outside of U-M who are working on public policy.

Faculty, students, staff, and community members engage with each other through high-quality performing arts programming in three primary areas: Youth Programs, Adult Programs and Community Outreach Programs.

Study area equipped with CAEN-supported computers, free peer tutoring, and weekly Supplemental Instruction sessions.

The Office of Student Affairs coordinates and provides support for all 150+ engineering-affiliated student organizations. These organizations provide an amazing opportunity to advance your leadership, team development, technical skills, and engineering knowledge.

We ensure that students have a voice on campus, whether they have a concern or they would like to join one of our committees. Our responsibilities range from providing funding for student groups to hosting campus events.