Webinars

YouTube Ready | At the Ginsberg Center, we support students and student organizations in creating positive social change through multiple forms of community engagement. As part of this webinar, students will learn about the many different opportunities available to them to get involved with social change and community engagement efforts along pathways like volunteerism, community organizing & activism, voter engagement, philanthropy, and more! [From Friday, 5/12/23 11am EST]

YouTube Ready | Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) provides free and confidential short-term counseling to help enrolled students manage and navigate mental health concerns. CAPS strives to provide services in an atmosphere that is welcoming and culturally sensitive for all students. [From Monday, 5/15/23 1pm EST]

YouTube Ready | Beyond The Diag is UM's Off-Campus Housing Program within the Dean of Students Office. Beyond The Diag was developed to improve off-campus safety resources, communication, and education for UM students living off-campus. The program delivers programming and informational events, and also provides support and resources, for students living off-campus. [From Wednesday, 5/17/23 11am EST]

YouTube Ready | Information and Technology Services (ITS) provides technology and communications services designed to ensure students' academic success and support U-M Ann Arbor's academic and research needs. In our session, we will provide an overview of the ITS services and software available to U-M students, how to get help when you need it, and introduce you to Tech Shop, our campus technology store. [From Thursday, 5/18/23 10am EST]

YouTube Ready | The First Generation Student Gateway serves as a starting point to get connected to resources for first-generation students. Housed in the Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives (OAMI), the Gateway is linked to several partner offices and is a home for support for first-generation students. [From Thursday, 5/18/23 3:30pm EST]

YouTube Ready | The International Center provides a variety of services to assist both international students and students from the U.S. We organize a wide range of social, cultural and educational events, such as our monthly international coffee hour and the Intercultural Leadership Seminar. In addition, we offer individual advising on opportunities to study, intern, or travel internationally - including resources on post-graduate options such as teaching English abroad and the Peace Corps. [From Friday, 5/19/23 9:00am EST]

YouTube Ready | The English Language Institute (ELI) provides language and academic support to students and scholars in all U-M schools and colleges. ELI’s offerings include credit-bearing academic English courses for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as non-credit workshops, intensive summer programs, and one-on-one tutoring in ELI’s Graduate Language Clinics and Undergraduate Speaking and Writing Studio. [From Monday, 5/22/23 9:00am EST]

YouTube Ready | Join the Center for Global and Intercultural Study (CGIS) to learn the steps to study, research, and/or intern abroad! We will talk about choosing a program, how to earn credit towards your degree, funding your experience, and more! [From Wednesday, 5/24/23 2:00pm EST]

YouTube Ready | The University Career Center (UCC) team are experts in connecting students to opportunities. Want to get a summer internship? Be a standout medical school applicant? Develop professional skills? UCC has got you covered! [From Thursday, 5/25/23 2:00pm]

Friday, 5/26/23 1:00pm EST | Planet Blue is the initiative at Michigan that is focused on making our campus more sustainable and carbon neutral.

Tuesday, 5/30/23 2:00pm EST | Student Accessibility and Accommodation Services (SAAS) is committed to inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility by providing support services, advocacy and academic accommodations to students with disabilities.

Wednesday, 5/31/23 1:30pm EST | The Key Conversations webinar will cover important topics related to student life and well-being on campus and address top public health concerns for college students, including healthy relationships, alcohol and other drug use, and mental health and well-being.

Friday, 6/2/23 2:30pm EST | With sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression as our framework, the Spectrum Center is committed to enriching the campus experience and developing students as individuals and as members of communities.

Monday, 6/5/23 9:00AM EST | Join University Health Service (UHS) physicians as they highlight campus health and wellness resources and provide a comprehensive overview of how students access health care and other well-being services on campus.

Friday, 6/9/23 10am EST | We are committed to partnering with students to integrate all aspects of their well-being including: intellectual, occupational, spiritual, environmental, emotional, physical, financial, and social.

Friday, 6/9/23 3:00pm EST | Michigan Housing is home to 9,000 Wolverines — most of the new incoming students! This webinar will walk you through the basics of getting your room assignment, the amenities in each space, items you shouldn't bring, and a breakdown of fall move-in.

Monday, 6/12/23 2:00pm | Michigan Dining has nine dining halls and multiple retail locations across campus. We provide delicious food and create memorable experiences for the campus community.

Wednesday, 6/14/23 11:00am EST | Now that you have received your financial aid package, what comes next? Financial aid eligibility is an ongoing process, and understanding the steps to maintaining your eligibility is fundamental to your continued success as a student.

Friday, 6/16/23 2:00pm EST | Recreational Sports provides a human-centric approach to healthy lifestyles through well-being, fitness, competition and adventure for all skill levels. You will find exceptional and fulfilling experiences within a supportive community that embraces diversity and inclusion, engagement, activity, connection, discovery, leadership, and fun.

Tuesday, 6/20/23 11:00am EST | The Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA) provides support and programming through celebrations, educational offerings, and building social capital through the lens of race and ethnicity.

Wednesday, 6/21/23 1:00pm EST | Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) provides free and confidential short-term counseling to help enrolled students manage and navigate mental health concerns. CAPS strives to provide services in an atmosphere that is welcoming and culturally sensitive for all students.

Friday, 6/23/23 10:00am EST | This session will focus on the history of Trotter Multicultural Center, its programs and services we offer to the diverse University of Michigan community.

Monday, 6/26/23 4:30pm EST | The fraternity and sorority community at Michigan has provided opportunities for students outside of the classroom for more than 175 years. The more than 50 organizations on our campus promote scholarship, leadership, friendship, and community. During the session you will learn more about what the community has to offer and how interested students can join.

Thursday, 6/26/23 3:00pm EST | Center for Campus Involvement (CCI) serves as the headquarters for involvement for students across the University. Through campus programs and student organizations, CCI is a fantastic jumping-off point for students who are looking to get involved right away, or who need some information and guidance to figure out where to start!

Friday, 6/30/23 11:00am EST | The arts at Michigan can be a meaningful part of every student's Michigan experience, whether you're a dancer or writer, or you're someone who just wants to go check out a few concerts or exhibitions.