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Feature 1: Faculty, researchers and students from the U-M School of Natural Resources and Environment work to strengthen the vitality of the Great Lakes ecosystem as key collaborators in the Michigan Sea Grant. One component: measuring the health of the waters by close observation of Lake Sturgeon.

Feature 2: As a Detroit community endeavors to plan ahead and re-define itself, U-M undergraduate students in urban planning work to conduct research on the area-providing valuable data to chart a sustainable future.

Feature 3: With its mission to engender environmental enjoyment, stewardship and sustainability, Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum has worked for over 100 years to create educational opportunities, conduct research, and provide intimate interaction with the natural world

Episode 11

Feature 1: Students and faculty of the U-M Symphony Band travel to China for a once in a lifetime tour of this historic and dynamic country. In between performances at multiple venues, the group engages in cultural exchange with their new friends, establishing ties and building camaraderie with their generous hosts.

Feature 2: With the historic Carillon bells of Burton Tower undergoing a complete restoration to their original form, U-M honors a tradition that has set the tone for the campus for 80 years, making possible its continuance long into the future.

Feature 3: Researchers at the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility at U-M are making extraordinary advancements in manufacturing with Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) technology, with promising new developments in a range of medical and other areas

Episode 12

Feature 1: Providing a unique opportunity for a diverse group of high school students, the ArcStart program engages these youth in a 3-week summer program to expose them to a college architecture studio as well as life at the university.

Feature 2: Addressing basic needs of an often neglected group of individuals, the Department of Family Medicine contributes to their medical well being while an ESL class attends to their desire to engage with the public in English.

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