Staff Spotlight: Neeraja Aravamudan
Our staff spotlight this week is Neeraja Aravamudan. Neeraja is the Associate Director for Academic Partnerships at the Ginsberg Center.
Our staff spotlight this week is Neeraja Aravamudan. Neeraja is the Associate Director for Academic Partnerships at the Ginsberg Center.
We've updated—and will continue updating—our Voter Information page in light of today's Stay in Place order. We're answering some questions about how this will affect the voting and voter registration process on campus. Please take a look!
And for more information, please follow the Ginsberg Center on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram (@GinsbergCenter) and @UmichVote on Instagram.
This post shares highlights from the resources we have curated for faculty and staff to not only encourage voter engagement, but also to support the development of students’ habits of democracy before and after the upcoming election. Regardless of citizenship status, domestic and international students benefit from understanding how democracy works.
Encouraging students to engage in the US democratic process is a non-partisan activity.
This academic year has begun like no other, with a global health pandemic, continuing racial injustice and state-sponsored brutality, economic crisis, and concerns about democracy globally. At Ginsberg Center, all of this has further elevated our focus on collective action.
Welcome to Michigan! Whether you’re new to campus, returning, or navigating the University virtually right now, welcome home. As you settle into campus, you’re also becoming a member of our broader community- a community that transcends the boundaries of Central, North, and South Campus. And there's no better time to get involved in civic engagement than today, Ginsberg's Day of Social Action.
