UM-Flint Political Science

"As a result of this symposium, I want to see a strengthening of relationships both between the university community and the community at large." Kim Saks, Associate Professor of Political Science

UM-Flint’s “Cracks in the Pavement” Symposium brings the community together to showcase Flint’s civic empowerment The Cracks in the Pavement Symposium kicks off three years of activities designed to strengthen UM-Flint's relationships in the community.

⚖️ This past Sunday, students from the University of Michigan-Flint Moot Court team participated in an invitational in Ann Arbor. Pictured below are team members Alyssa Lovett, Dana Mohamed Saeed, and Elle Leonard. Not pictured is Jon Roschefski.

"These rankings reflect the work our entire team put into the process from start to finish this past year. It isn't just one of our teams that made this happen; it was the entire team that made this a reality," Saks said.

UM-Flint’s 2024-25 moot court team ranked No. 19 in the U.S. by the AMCA At just five years old, UM-Flint's Moot Court team ranks highly nationwide. The team helps students hone writing and public speaking skills.