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Feature 1: How can professors stay informed and prepared to integrate new instructional technology in teaching? Or learn to deal with myriad issues in multicultural environments? Luckily, CRLT provides a wide range of services promoting best practices in education, often in entertaining fashion.

Feature 2: Since its building opened in the Life Sciences Institute has pioneered new discoveries about a whole range of diseases, including cancer, diabetes and alzheimer's. With the help of the new Innovation Partnership, promising science is moving more quickly toward life-saving drugs in the marketplace., 2003

Feature 3: For half a century the Alumni Association camp in northern Michigan has kept U-M families connected. One challenge the camp must constantly address is maintaining a balance between tradition and innovation.

Episode 06

Feature 1: When Presidential Candidate John F. Kennedy stopped briefly at the University of Michigan in neither he nor the throngs of students gathered to listen to him could have known that the Peace Corps would arise from their encounter., 1960

Feature 2: While studying dust storms in the desert of Arizona, Professor Nilton Renno discovered that the dust particles accumulate electric charges-leading to valuable information for NASA's Mars mission and the launch of a business venture offering new technologies to protect electronics from dust damage.

Feature 3: Preserving the history of the state, as well as that of the University of Michigan, the Bentley Historical Library provides researchers and the public with a connection to the past

Episode 07

Feature 1: With ever expanding innovations coming from its faculty and researchers, the University of Michigan launched the Venture Accelerator to speed the transition of promising new technologies into the marketplace, benefiting both the local and national economies

Feature 2: Seeking to gain knowledge about and promote understanding among various religious and non-religious groups, a group of University of Michigan students engage with the community beyond the University-as evidenced by their Alternative Spring Break

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