HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for all academic programs, research activities, student services, and administrative operations of the university.

Notable Features:

Riverfront campus setting, University Pavilion (U-PAV), Frances Willson Thompson Library, Murchie Science Building, William S. White Building, David M. French Hall, and the Northbank Center (a repurposed industrial facility). The campus design blends modern academic buildings with revitalized historic structures.

Work Culture:

An academic and collaborative environment focused on teaching excellence, student engagement, faculty research, and community service. It fosters a supportive atmosphere for students, faculty, and staff, with a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion.

HQ Significance:

UM-Flint is a vital anchor institution in Flint, providing accessible, high-quality higher education. It contributes significantly to the local economy, workforce development, and community well-being, extending the University of Michigan's legacy to the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus environment and operations reflect values of academic excellence, student success, community engagement, diversity, innovation, and responsible stewardship.

Location:

University of Michigan-Flint fosters international engagement through its International Center, which supports international students from admission through graduation. The university promotes study abroad opportunities for its students to gain global perspectives and experiences. Faculty are often involved in international research and collaborations, and many academic programs incorporate global content and diverse cultural viewpoints.

Street Address:

303 E Kearsley St

City:

Flint

State/Province:

Michigan

Country:

USA