September 29, 2022
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This week, Michigan Medicine nurses reached a contract agreement with the University of Michigan, the University published its first ‘climate action report,’ Ross students pushed back on the Business School’s no technology policy and more.
UMich publishes first ‘climate action report’ detailing sustainability progress and priorities
The University published its first ‘climate action report’ on Friday. The report details the University’s progress in sustainability-related actions for fiscal year 2022 and progress in its carbon neutrality goals. Click to learn more about the report and its impact.
Michigan Medicine nurses reach tentative contract agreement
The Michigan Nurses Association-University of Michigan Professional Nurse Council (MNA-UMPNC) reached a tentative contract agreement with the University last week after more than six months of negotiations. The agreement addresses concerns about working conditions at Michigan Medicine. Click to learn more about the future of the contract.
Ross students worry about environmental impact of no-technology policy
“Limitless paper in a paperless world.” Michael Scott said it, Business students live it. Students at the Ross School of Business are often required to print hundreds of pages of paper every semester to use in class because of the Business School’s no technology policy. Click here to read Ross student reactions and learn about sustainability concerns.
According to the University’s COVID-19 dashboard, there were 204 cases of COVID-19 on campus, resulting in a 1.7% positivity rate.
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