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Fond Farewell: A7med Alawami

IGR would like to send a fond farewell to A7med (Ahmed) Alawami, a long-time IGR community member. A7med has had a tremendous impact on the program through his commitment in many different avenues of IGR involvement including teaching, research, alumni outreach, and dialogue participation/facilitation. Most recently, A7med served as an instructor for IGR's Practicum in Intergroup Dialogue Facilitation course. A7med is moving to California and will soon be joined by his family.

Fond Farewell: Tyra Bandt

Tyra Bandt, a long-time member of the CommonGround programming team, graduated just a few short weeks ago and will soon be joining the corporate business world. Because of her deep engagement with the program and dedication, we wanted to thank her for her work with us and send her off with well wishes!

IGR Students Tell You What IGR Is and Why Get Involved!

The Program on Intergroup Relations would like to thank the students on IGR's recruitment team for creating this video to share the benefits and transferable skills they've gained from their involvement in the program!

Jonathan Lee, Javonne Barrett, and Corine Rosenberg of IGR's Student Recruitment Team

Alumni: How to Update Your Contact Information with The University of Michigan

Alumni can update their contact information in the official U-M database by clicking the link below. Updating information here will change your official record in the U-M systems.

Click here to update your U-M Alumni Record

IGR Alumna Stephanie Chang Makes History in Michigan State Legislature

In November 2014, U-M Alumna Stephanie Chang was elected to serve a two-year term in the Michigan House of Representatives, representing District 6 (Detroit along the river, River Rouge, and Ecorse). What makes Chang’s election to office unique is her distinction of being the first Asian American female elected to the Michigan legislature. Chang’s recent accomplishment is preceded by an impressive list of achievements in academia and in her community, all of which utilized her passion for public affairs and social issues.

Photo of Stephanie Chang with constituents

The Program on Intergroup Relations

Fond Farewell: A7med Alawami

Fond Farewell: Tyra Bandt

IGR Students Tell You What IGR Is and Why Get Involved!

Alumni: How to Update Your Contact Information with The University of Michigan

IGR Alumna Stephanie Chang Makes History in Michigan State Legislature

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