Kyle Martin outside at the stadium

Honors Student Earns Prestigious Fellowship

Senior Honors College student Kyle Martin (environmental science) earned a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, one of the most prestigious science scholarships in the U.S. The fellowship provides annual funding of $37,000 for three years for outstanding graduate students pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) research.

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Mark S. Lee interviews EMU President James Smith and Henry Ford College President Russel Kavalhuna on EMU Today TV

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EMU to debut the rowing course at Ford Lake on April 26; course funded through partnership with Destination Ann Arbor and Marriott Eagle Crest.

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Celebrating EMU's 175th Anniversary

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EMU Turns 175

Eastern Michigan University commemorates 175 Years of academic excellence with a series of celebratory events.

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The College of Education was established in 1959. R. Stanley Gex was the first dean.

President John M. Munson (1933-1948) was called “The Builder”—a nod to the 10 buildings erected during his tenure.

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