UM-Dearborn TRIO Programs

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Education EN ↓ 29 episoder

This podcast is recorded by the many staff members of the Office of TRIO programs at UM-Dearborn.

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UM-Dearborn TRIO Programs

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6. okt. 2026

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One Year Reflection of the Student Support Services Program 09.03.2022 16:29

Join Rachel and Austin as they reflect on their experiences within the first year of the Student Support Services Program on campus. 

UTOOLS Program Overview 06.07.2021 28:09

Today's episode features Perry Boyd, the director of the Office of TRIO Programs, along with Joy Douglas and Antoinette Wirth from the UTOOLS program. They are here with our host, Rawan, to discuss the UTOOLS program and how it benefits foster youth. This episode was very enlightening  and it brings awareness to some of the struggles that foster youth may face. Joy and Antoinette are doing so...

Upward Bound Math & Science 18.05.2021 12:08

The second episode of the GoBlueCast highlights Upward Bound Math & Science (UBMS)! Our host, Rawan, is joined by UBMS staff members Willis Peavy and Tiffany Hackett. This episode discusses the importance of UBMS and why high school students should join this program if they have the opportunity. Thank you for listening!

Student Support Services 06.05.2021 30:41

The Office of TRIO Programs at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is excited to present you with GoBlueCast! The first episode highlights Student Support Services (SSS), which is a program within our office. Our host, Rawan, is joined by SSS staff members Latresa, Rachel, and Austin. This episode highlights the importance of SSS on college campuses, and some heartwarming stories that the staff me...