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Michigan Alumni Travel Program

The Michigan Alumni Travel Program and Go Next are pleased to offer exceptional travel opportunities available to you, your family, and your friends. Join fellow alumni and experience the camaraderie of exploring the world with like-minded travelers. Each Go Next trip has been thoughtfully selected with you and your alma mater in mind. We take care of the details, so you can relax and enjoy the company of your fellow alumni.

Travel is a member benefit of the Alumni Association of the University of Michigan. To participate in a Michigan Alumni Travel trip, all participants must be members of the Alumni Association.  Membership and sign-up information can be found on the Alumni Association’s website. To view online, click here .

Because of the exceptional value and limited space, we encourage you to make your reservation as soon as possible.

Rachele Neu Senior Travel Program Manager Alumni Association of the University of Michigan 200 Fletcher Street | Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1007 Phone: 734.647.3010 | Toll-free: 855.764.0064

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Purchasing travel insurance is highly recommended to protect you, your belongings, and your travel investment. The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan’s Travel Program will send you information regarding travel insurance as soon as your reservation is submitted.

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Lose yourself in the wonders of the Mediterranean on this 10-night cruise aboard Oceania Cruises’ Marina .

Experience charm, history, and elegance from London to Copenhagen on this 10-night cruise aboard Oceania Cruises’ Marina .

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Greece and Italy on this 10-night cruise from Athens to Rome aboard Oceania Cruises’ Vista .

Escape to the great Down Under on this 14-night adventure through Australia and New Zealand aboard Oceania Cruises’ Regatta.

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Go Where You Have Always Dreamed of Traveling

Now is the time to venture out and experience the sights, sounds, and activities of new cultures. Michigan Alumni Travel has destinations around the world with a wide range of activities to make the most of your experience. Life Members have first access to select popular trips and excursions.

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Normandy: D-Day 80th Anniversary Year

Discover proud traditions, dramatic history and alluring beauty on this fascinating, seven-night exploration. No single supplement.

Romance of the Douro River

Spend three nights in Lisbon and then cruise the Douro River for seven nights aboard the exclusively chartered MS Gil Eanes.

Machu Picchu to the Galapagos

A small group tour is the ideal way to experience some of South America’s greatest treasures.

About UW Alumni Tours

With UW Alumni Tours, curiosity doesn’t end with your degree. Since 1975, UW Alumni Tours has offered the most enriching and engaging adventures in popular and lesser known destinations around the globe. Join fellow alumni, faculty, and friends to explore and discover with the Husky family.

Our trips are memorable, and so are our travelers. The unique bonds formed while traveling are unlike any other, and the lifelong friendships that are forged between strangers who share a common connection make us proud.

We welcome all alumni and friends to engage in immersive lifelong learning that honors the culture and communities of the world. We invite you to create meaningful connections with us, respecting all that makes us different and unique.

For your next journey, choose UW Alumni Tours for an inspiring location and be boundless with us. Learn more and see our upcoming tours!

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Trips for Grads | Young Alumni | Multi-Generations

Dear Young Alumni & Friends

Our young alumni travel program offers you this opportunity by bringing you together with individuals in the same age range, with similar backgrounds and experiences, while enriching you on well-designed, hassle-free tours of the world. Explore the world with young alumni and friends of peer institutions, ages 22 – 35. These programs provide social, cultural, and recreational activities and many opportunities for learning enrichment and enjoying a connection back to the University of Michigan.

These tours are of great quality and value and designed with our 45 years of experience in the young professional travel market. Click on the buttons below to find detailed itineraries, travel dates, pricing or to book online. If you have any questions about our young alumni travel program, please contact AESU Alumni World Travel by emailing: [email protected] or call 800-638-7640.

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Classic Europe Grad Trip

16 days • 5 countries New Date: May 15 - 30, 2024 • from $3,825

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Egypt: Valley of the Kings

Land package per person in 2-share: $2,998 New tour dates: April 28 - May 5, 2024

Flavors of Ireland

Land package per person in 2-share: $2,856 Tour dates: August 3 - 11, 2024

Riviera Magic

Land package per person in 2-share: $3,298 tour dates: June 29 - July 7, 2024

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Captivating Croatia

Land package from: $2,765 Tour dates: June 29 - July 7, 2024

Amazing Azores

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University of Texas Athletics

No. 2 Rowing preview: at No. 9 Michigan

Texas and Michigan will compete in a regular-season head-to-head matchup for the fourth consecutive year.

AUSTIN, Texas – No. 2 Texas Rowing is heading north to Michigan to race against the ninth-ranked Wolverines, the fourth straight year the squads will compete in head-to-head racing during the regular season. The teams will compete in in four events over a 2,000-meter course on Belleville Lake, racing in the first and second eight boats, and the first and second four boats.

"We expect a big challenge this weekend," said Texas head coach Dave O'Neill . "Michigan is always tough competition, and we need to be ready for a terrific race.

"The leadership within our team this year is something special, and that's critical to a great team. I've been particularly impressed by Carly Legenzowski , Etta Carpender , Lanie Nitsch and Anna Jensen . They're making the most of their final year with us, and everyone is faster for it."

This weekend's trip marks the third time in four seasons that Texas will travel to Michigan. In last year's meeting on Lady Bird Lake in Austin, the Longhorns won three races, capturing victories in the First Eight, Second Eight and First Four, while the Wolverines were the winner in the Second Four.

When: Saturday, April 13, 2024 Where:  Belleville Lake, Mich. Live Stream:  Races will stream on the Michigan Instagram account at  @umichrowing . Results:  Results will be available on X at  @TexasRowing .

Texas Rowing Fact Book

Tentative Race Schedule Saturday, April 13 7:30 a.m. CT – I Eight (Lane 1) 7:45 a.m. CT – II Eight (Lane 2) 8:00 a.m. CT – I Four (Lane 2) 8:15 a.m. CT – II Four (Lane 2)

Last Time Out Competing against Pac-12 powers Washington and California, among other top programs, the Longhorns won three trophies last weekend at the prestigious San Diego Crew Classic. Texas opened the finals session with a convincing victory in the Jessop-Whittier Cup Invitational by the I Eight, then the Four followed with a third-straight title in the Karen Plumleigh Cortney Cup and the II Eight captured the Jackie Ann Stitt Hungness Trophy. The Longhorns also earned a runner-up result in the Carley Copley Cup in the Open Eight.

A Look at the Longhorns The eight-time defending Big 12 Conference champion Longhorns return two-time first-team All-American Anna Jensen , as well as fellow 2023 All-Big 12 Team selection Etta Carpender . Three of the four rowers from the national title-winning Four are also back in Abby Dawson , Anna Garrison and Cassandre Korvink-Kucinski . All told, 13 of the 20 rowers and one coxswain who competed at the 2023 National Championship regatta are back for the 2023-24 season.

In addition to the trio from last year's champion Four, returning from the Texas I Eight are Jensen, Carpender and Lanie Nitsch , while the II Eight returnees are coxswain Carly Legenzowski and rowers Nadja Yaroschuk , Hannah Medcalf , Allie Alton , Marg Van der Wal , Taryn Kooyers , Sue Holderness and Amber Harwood .

Big 12 Weekly Honors The Texas First Eight was selected the Big 12 Boat of the Week, the conference announced on Wednesday. The Longhorns earned the weekly conference honor after sweeping a pair of races at the San Diego Crew Classic.

Texas' I Eight featured senior coxswain Carly Legenzowski , as well as graduate student Mette Nielsen , graduate student, Lanie Nitsch , senior Anna Jensen , graduate student Etta Carpender , sophomore Marg Van der Wal , senior Parker Illingworth , fifth-year Cassandre Korvink-Kucinski and sophomore Abby Dawson .

Racing in the prestigious Jessop-Whittier Cup Invitational in a field that included Pac-12 powers Washington and California, the Texas I Eight won two races by an average of over four seconds to claim the event victory.

Preseason Accolades Jensen and Nitsch were named to the inaugural College Rowing Coaches Association Athletes to Watch list.

Jensen, a native of Midland, Mich., is a two-time first-team All-American, one of 10 Longhorns to be named to the first team on multiple occasions. She has rowed in the Texas I Eight in each of her first three seasons on the Forty Acres, helping the Longhorns to team and First Eight national titles in 2021 and 2022. A two-time All-Big 12 selection and the 2021 Big 12 Newcomer of the Year, Jensen won gold with USRowing at the 2022 World Rowing Under 23 Championships in the Women's Coxless Four (BW4-).

Nitsch, who hails from McAllen, Texas, has competed in the last three NCAA Championships, rowing in the Four in 2021, Second Eight in 2022 and First Eight in 2023. A three-time Big 12 Champion, she rowed with Team USA at the 2022 World Rowing Under 23 Championships, winning gold with the Women's Eight (BW8+).

Texas in the Polls Texas climbed to No. 2 on the latest Pocock Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) Rowing Poll following a dominant weekend at the San Diego Crew Classic. Defending national champion Stanford has held the No. 1 spot throughout the season. Princeton is ranked third and California fourth, while Yale rounds out the top five.

Pocock CRCA Coaches Poll Division Rankings – Week 4 (April 10) 1. Stanford 2. TEXAS 3. Princeton 4. California 5. Yale 6. Brown 7. Washington 8. Syracuse 9. Michigan 10. Pennsylvania 11. Virginia 12. Ohio State 13. Duke 14. Tennessee 15. Rutgers 16. Indiana 17. Oregon State 18. Harvard 19. Washington State 20. Southern California

Championship Pedigree Texas has registered top-eight results in each of the last eight NCAA Championship Regattas: 2023 – 4th (Boat National Title: Four) 2022 – National Champion (Boat National Title: I Eight) 2021 – National Champion (Boat National Title: I Eight) 2020 – No regatta 2019 – 2nd 2018 – 3rd 2017 – 4th 2016 – 8th 2015 – 7th

Defending Conference Champions Texas enters 2023-24 as the eight-time defending Big 12 Conference Champions. In all, Texas has won 12 of the 14 Big 12 Conference Championships held, placing runner-up in 2013 and fourth in 2014.

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The 34th Conference for Financial Economics and Accounting

The Department of Finance and the Department of Accounting and Law in the University at Buffalo School of Management present the 34th Annual Conference on Financial Economics and Accounting (CFEA).

Call for Papers

Authors are invited to submit papers in all areas of finance and accounting, and papers where these areas may overlap. There is a submission fee of $50 per paper that must be paid when the paper is submitted. Instructions on how to upload papers will be in the return email after payment of the submission fee.

The deadline for submitting papers is June 15, 2024, 11:59 p.m. ET.

Conference Contact

Cristian Tiu

Chair, Associate Professor Finance School of Management University at Buffalo 238 Jacobs Management Center Buffalo, NY 14260-4000 

Tel: 716-645-3299 [email protected]

CFEA is organized by members of a consortium representing 10 universities: Georgia State University, Indiana University, Michigan State University, New York University, Rutgers University, Temple University, Tulane University, University at Buffalo, University of Maryland, and University of Toronto.

The conference aims to bring together financial economists and accounting scholars to share their research relevant to theory and practice of business, with a special focus on the intersection of the two fields of research.

The University at Buffalo, New York’s flagship and a member of the Association of American Universities, is consistently recognized as one of the world’s most exceptional, most affordable universities. The UB School of Management, now in its 100th year, is known for its emphasis on real-world learning, community and economic impact, and the global perspective of its faculty, students and alumni.

Conference Schedule and Program

October 24–26, 2024 University at Buffalo School of Management

A full conference schedule, including keynote speakers, will be published later in 2024 once papers and invitations are completed.

Travel and Area Information

The nearest airport to the University at Buffalo are the Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) and Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) located 8 miles and 14 miles, respectively from campus. Uber, Lyft, or taxi services are the best way to get to and from the airport.

Accommodations

We have reserved a block of hotel rooms at the Hilton Double Tree for the Labor and Accounting Group Conference for April 18-21, 2024.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Buffalo - Amherst 10 Flint Road Amherst, NY  

Rooms are available for $106. Book your room.

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Dear Spartans,

The MSU Alumni Office is pleased to partner with Orbridge to offer our alumni exceptional travel opportunities—a combination of exclusive itineraries, deluxe properties or ships, knowledgeable expedition leaders, and the company of fellow alumni. 

With special features and unparalleled access to distinguished locations, you will discover unforgettable places, people, and cultures, and enjoy experiences that will enrich your understanding of our diverse and wonderful world. Whether close to home or far away, on land or by sea, your next adventure is waiting! 

Join us and our partner Orbridge—make your reservation today! 

Best regards,

Regina Cross Director, Spartan Pathways Travel Program MSU Alumni Office

NOTE: The Michigan State University Alumni Office (the MSU Alumni Office) is not the Tour Operator. The MSU Alumni Office is not responsible for the changes of flight times, fare changes, dishonor of airline, hotel or motor coach transportation and car rental reservations, delays, losses, injuries, inconveniences, cessation of operations, airline or tour operator bankruptcies, acts of God, or any other event beyond our control. The MSU Alumni Office acts only as a sponsor with respect to the travel services, and it shall not be responsible for changes to flight times, fare changes, dishonor of airline, hotel or other reservations, injury, damage, loss of baggage, accidents or for the acts or defaults of any person or entity engaged in providing services to participants or in carrying out other arrangements of the tour. Further, the MSU Alumni Office shall not be responsible for losses or additional expenses of the participant due to sickness, weather, strike, civil unrest, acts of terrorism, pandemic, epidemic, quarantine, acts of God, governmental intervention or other causes beyond its control. The MSU Alumni Office shall not be responsible for alteration in the itinerary as deemed necessary for carrying out the tour and the Tour Operator may substitute hotels of similar quality. The Tour Operator may postpone or cancel any tour prior to departure. The MSU Alumni Office or the Tour Operator may decline to accept or to retain any person as a member of the tour should such person's physical or mental health, actions or general deportment impede the operation of the tour or the rights or welfare of the other participants. No refund will be made for the unused portion of any tour. By embarking upon travel, the participant voluntarily assumes all risk involved in such travel, whether expected or unexpected. For information concerning possible dangers at international destinations, contact the US State Department, (202) 647-5225, or access the State Department's online travel advisory service. For medical information, call the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) at (800) 232-4636 or visit the CDC website. Participant is hereby warned of the above risks as well as possible travel industry force majeure, bankruptcies and medical and climatic disruptions, and the possibility participant may be unable to travel as scheduled because of personal emergency. Participant is advised to consider obtaining appropriate insurance coverage against these risks. Information regarding travel insurance is available from the MSU Alumni Office at the time of the reservation booking. Applicants for participation on this tour accept in full all the conditions set forth above.

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University of Michigan Athletics

Wolverines Announce 2024 Spring Schedule

3/29/2024 12:14:00 PM | Field Hockey

By: Leah Howard

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan field hockey team will close out the second semester with back-to-back competitive weekends, including its annual home tournament, slated for Saturday and Sunday, April 13-14, at Phyllis Ocker Field.

Michigan will travel to Louisville, Kentucky, next weekend (Sat-Sun., April 6-7) for a four-game slate at Trager Stadium. U-M will play Ohio State at 1 p.m., and Miami (Ohio) at 5:15 p.m. on Saturday, before wrapping up with a 9 a.m. game against Bellarmine and noon game against Ball State on Sunday.

The Wolverines will welcome four teams to their "Hockeypalooza" tournament the following weekend. Michigan will face Michigan State at 10:15 a.m. and Ohio at 1 p.m. on Saturday before taking on Ohio State at 11:45 a.m. and Kent State at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday.

All games will be 11-on-11 contests and run three 15-minute periods. Admission to the event is free.

The full Hockeypalooza schedule:

Saturday, April 13 10:15 a.m. -- Michigan State vs. MICHIGAN 11:30 a.m. -- Kent State vs. Ohio State 1 p.m. -- MICHIGAN vs. Ohio 2:15 p.m. -- Michigan State vs. Ohio State 3:45 p.m. -- Kent State vs. Ohio

Sunday, April 14 9 a.m. -- Ohio vs. Ohio State 10:15 a.m. -- Kent State vs. Michigan State 11:45 a.m. -- MICHIGAN vs. Ohio State 1 p.m. -- Ohio vs. Michigan State 2:30 p.m. -- Kent State vs. MICHIGAN

Northwestern football ‘staying home’ with temporary enhancements to the Lanny and Sharon Martin facility on lakefront

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Northwestern’s football team will play a majority of its games this season at the Lanny and Sharon Martin athletics facility near Lake Michigan on the University’s Evanston campus, keeping the team close to home as it seeks to build on its bowl-winning 2023 season.

With views of the lake, North Campus and downtown Chicago, the temporary structure Northwestern will build at the Martin athletics facility will provide a stunning backdrop for the 2024 and 2025 seasons, bridging the gap between the old Ryan Field and the new state-of-the-art stadium, scheduled to open in 2026.

Most of the Wildcats’ home football games will be played at the enhanced Martin athletics facility. The University also is continuing discussions with other Chicago-area venues that could host some 2024 games. The full home schedule will be released soon.

Other teams, including the national title-winning lacrosse team and both the women’s and men’s soccer teams, also will play their home games at the Martin athletics facility. Northwestern’s field hockey team will continue to play at nearby Lakeside Field.

President Michael Schill said the University looked at several options for the next two seasons and decided building this temporary facility on campus provided the best option for Northwestern’s student-athletes, for the student experience, for alumni, for season ticket holders and for the campus and Evanston communities.

“I am thrilled that we could make this happen. It’s truly a win for our community,” Schill said. “In addition to creating a wonderful fan experience in the lead-up to the opening of Ryan Field, hosting games on campus will reduce the travel burdens for our student-athletes and fans and will make games much more accessible. We also are pleased to keep the economic benefits of football gamedays in Evanston.”

Although the exact configuration is still being designed, the structure will be a temporary enhancement to the existing Lanny and Sharon Martin athletics facility and part of Chap and Ethel Hutcheson Field. Capacity for the temporary facility will be considerably less than either the old Ryan Field or the new Ryan Field that is under construction. 2023 season ticket holders will get the first opportunity to purchase season tickets at the lakeside venue; there also will be seats reserved for Northwestern students. In the coming weeks, 2023 season ticket holders will receive communications from Northwestern Athletics with more information on the season ticket timeline, seat selection process, seating options and parking.

Non-season ticket holders interested in season tickets at the lakeside venue can join the season ticket wait-list .

“To be able to play these games on campus is a huge advantage for our football program and will be a great benefit to our reigning national champion and top-ranked lacrosse team and both the women’s and men’s soccer programs,” said Combe Family Vice President for Athletics and Recreation Dr. Derrick Gragg. “We look forward to welcoming fans and the entire Northwestern community to this beautiful area of campus to cheer on our Wildcat student-athletes.”

To make the enhancements to the Martin athletics facility, the University has partnered with InProduction, the company behind the structures used for the NASCAR viewing area in downtown Chicago, as well as temporary seating, staging, structures and more for college athletics at the University of Hawaii and Florida State.

Construction is expected to begin early this summer, and the facility will remain operational through the 2025 season.

“We talk all the time about providing the ultimate student-athlete experience, and keeping our team on campus while providing a true home field advantage accomplishes that mission,” said Dan and Susan Jones Family Head Football Coach David Braun. “During a period of exciting transition, playing in a venue that brings the Northwestern community together provides a perfect bridge to the new Ryan Field, and I’m so excited about the gameday experience for our program and the entire Wildcat community.”

The facility will provide a boost to the top-ranked lacrosse team, among others, by expanding the number of seats for home games.   This season, which will conclude before the temporary facility is built, six of the seven home lacrosse games have sold out.   

“The Martin athletics facility is one of the most picturesque college sports venues in the country,” said Combe Family Head Lacrosse Coach Kelly Amonte Hiller. “We look forward to the Northwestern football team and its fans experiencing the tremendous environment that lacrosse, soccer and field hockey have enjoyed on the shores of Lake Michigan.”

Keeping the majority of home football games on the Evanston campus also will benefit nearby businesses, providing a boost to downtown and Central Street businesses on gamedays.

“We are excited about Northwestern’s decision to host a majority of its home football games at a temporary facility on campus,” said Valerie Romano, president of the Evanston Chamber of Commerce. “The Evanston Chamber of Commerce is fully supportive of this idea, and we look forward to the increased business activity it will bring to downtown Evanston.”

More information will be released about logistics and ticket opportunities in the near future.

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PROGRAM IN PLANT BIOLOGY AND CONSERVATION

Accomplishments 2024.

April 10, 2024

Plant Biology and Conservation Travel and Conference Award

Evana Jones—2024

Kyla Knauf—2024

David Iglesias—2024

Zach Harmon—2024

Ian Roberts—2024

Plant Biology and Conservation MS Research Award

Cael Dant—2024

Ian Roberts —2024

Hannah Ryu —2024

Max Jones —2024

Plant Biology and Conservation PhD Research Award

Leila Rquibi—2024

Andrew Davis —2024

Jacquelyn Fitzgerald—2024

The Graduate School Travel and Conference Award

Rory Schiafo—2023

Haley Carter—2023

Amelia Litz—2023

Nora Gavin-Smyth—2023

Jacquelyn Fitzgerald—2023

Justin Bain—2023

Francis Y. Kwong Award

Hannah Ryu—2024

Ian Roberts

J.E. Weaver Competitive Grant—2024

Leila Rquibi

GCA Ecological Restoration fellowship—2024

Brian Lovejoy

Northwestern University Nicholson Fellowship—2024

Rina Talaba

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program—2024

Rory Schiafo

Weinberg College Teaching Award—2024

Emma Fetterly

Botanical Society of America (BSA) Graduate Student Research Award

Michigan Botanical Foundation Award

Bill Dahl Graduate Student Research Award

Garden Club of America (GCA) Summer Scholarship in Field Botany

Plant Biology and Conservation MS Research Award—2023

Fernando Rocha Vento

Florida Native Plant Society

Fred Case Grant, established by the Native Orchid Conference, Inc

American Orchid Society Grant

Melissa Duda

John Thomson Award

Andrew Davies

Friends of Nachusa Grasslands 2023 Scientific Research Grant

Colorado Native Plant Society Research Grant—2024

Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory Graduate Fellowship—2024