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Telling Different (Hi)stories About Writing Assessment in the U.S.
Bouchet scholar and Joint Program in English and Education Ph.D. graduate J.W. Hammond addresses historical racial inequities in the field of writing studies, and how to combat them.
Quantum Leap
Rackham alum Max Radin followed a path from applied physics to quantum computing and software design.
Charging Ahead
Wireless charging is already taking hold. But imagine charging your home appliances or even your car without a single wire. Rackham electrical engineering student Xin Zan is working to make that—and more—a reality.
Rackham Launches Strategic Vision for Graduate Education
Dean Mike Solomon announced a multi-year plan at Rackham’s State of the School address.
Rackham Impact in Detroit
On September 12, the future of graduate education and the positive impact of Rackham students and alumni in Detroit came into focus.
Young Black Women’s Voices and the Praxis of HIV/AIDS Research
This is for graduate students committed to elevating rebellious voices, to being undisciplined interdisciplinarians, to pursuing radical ethics that set your soul on fire.
Rackham Student Interviewed by Michigan Radio
Jallicia Jolly discusses her research on how HIV-positive Black women in Detroit and beyond are connecting and advocating for more resources.
Collaboration as Career Value
Writing in Inside Higher Ed, Rackham Program Manager for Public Scholarship Joseph Cialdella discusses the importance of knowing and articulating your approach to working with others.
To Walk Again
Rackham mechanical engineering student Alejandro Azocar’s work blends artificial intelligence with high-torque motors to create the next generation of bionic prostheses.
Rackham Launches Task Force on Graduate-Student Mental Health
The task force will focus on identifying and implementing specific changes that can be made to better support graduate-student mental health at U-M.