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The document summarizes the fifth anniversary celebration of the University of Michigan's Michigan in Washington Program held from October 22-24, 2010 in Washington D.C. It features photos and names of students, faculty, board members, and guest speakers involved in the program. The Michigan in Washington Program provides University of Michigan students opportunities for internships, research, and networking in Washington D.C.
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- 1. The University of Michigan Michigan in Washington Program Fifth Anniversary Celebration October 22-24, 2010 in Washington, D.C.
- 9. University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman
- 11. Lester Monts, Senior Provost for Academic Affairs
- 13. Phil Hanlon, Vice Provost for Academic and Budgetary Affairs
- 15. Terrence J. McDonald, Dean, College of Literature, Science and the Arts
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- 22. Grace Cho, MIW GSI 2005
- 32. On top of internships and research papers, MIW students also learn to prepare meals while they are in D.C.
- 43. George Dong, Fall ‘08, celebrates his birthday DC style.
- 60. MIW students visit Times Square
- 61. MIW students visit New York City
- 62. Marianna Golovan at the Jefferson Memorial, Fall ‘09
- 63. Jennifer Miller-Gonzalez, MIW GSI 2009-2010
- 65. MIW students enjoy a scavenger hunt at the National Gallery sponsored by a generous donor.
- 67. Dr. Margaret Howard and UM President Mary Sue Coleman at the Congressional Breakfast, 2010
- 68. Guest speaker, 2010: IRS Criminal Investigations
- 69. The Metro becomes a way of life….
- 79. Winter ‘10 students in the UCDC lobby
- 80. Winter 2010 students in UCDC lobby
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- 86. MIW Board Members, 2010
- 97. Winter 10 students at the Natural History Museum
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- 101. Dean Terrence McDonald at a reception for Michigan in Washington sponsored by David A. Trott, May, 2010
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- 117. David Fuss, MIW Board, Jobs Panel
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- 120. Herbert Marks, MIW Board
- 121. Norman Ornstein, MIW Board, Keynote Panel
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- 124. Roger C. Johnson, MIW Board, Jobs Panel
- 125. Roger Wilkins, MIW Board
- 126. Thomas E. Mann, MIW Board, Keynote Panel
- 127. Edie N. Goldenberg, Faculty Director
- 128. Guess who?
- 129. Irasema Garza, Jobs Panel
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- 134. Grace Cho, Jobs Panel, Past MIW GSI
- 135. Broderick Johnson, Jobs Panel
- 136. Sally Katzen, MIW Faculty
- 139. Paul Courant, Vice Provost, Univer
- 152. How do students describe MIW? •Life-changing! •Real-world experience! •Networking and career opportunities! •Lifelong friendships!
- 172. Fall 09 Cohort at National Mall