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SAVE THE DATE: Graduation for SPH students is April 26, 2012, at Hill Auditorium; more information.

Additional Information specific to current M.S. and Ph.D. students is available at the Rackham Graduate School current student website.

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Congratulations, to award-winning innovative students! The business model for a healthy lunch bike-delivery service called "Yo Mama Packed It!," submitted by public health master's student Jessica Lai and space systems engineering master's student Emily Potter, won top honors and a $2,500 prize in the Michigan Business Model Competition, sponsored by the School of Information in December. Next stop? Representing UM in the International Business Model Competition at Brigham Young University in February.

"We are thrilled to have Yo Mama Packed It! validated," said Lai (at right in photo). "Having judges who are established in entrepreneurship say your idea is great is definitely exciting. But after our presentation, students came up to us who are as excited about the idea as we are. That inspires us to push further." (Photo by Peter Smith). Read more about the students' idea and watch the business model video.

SPH Film Series

Next up: Born into Brothels on Jan. 9, 2012. Schedule for all year. (PDF)

Research Spotlight

LSA Magazine (PDF) features UM students working to assess pollution on native lands, under the guidance of SPH's Nil Basu, an assistant professor of Environmental Health Sciences.

SPH at Work

2011 Practice Plunge day of service-learning for incoming UM SPH students...