Fall 2021 incoming master's pre-welcome week | Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
 
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Type: School event
Series: Welcome Week

Fall 2021 incoming master's pre-welcome week

Date & time

Aug 17-20, 2021, All Day

Location

Weill Hall

Pre-welcome week is designed for incoming master's students and features the American government module, math camp, and a career session for international students.

The American government module is a free non-credit course to acquaint incoming master's students—international students, and domestic ones in need of a refresher—with the U.S. political system. The module covers the basics of the American political system—Congress, the presidency, the judiciary, elections, lobbyists, interest groups, and the federal bureaucracy.

Math camp is a free non-credit refresher course on Algebra skills and concepts you will see in quantitative classes, such as microeconomics, statistics, and calculus. Everyone is invited to attend, and we strongly encourage it for those who haven’t had much math or haven’t taken any math since high school.

Schedule

Below is a schedule overview of master's pre-welcome week activities. Please refer to information provided over email for more details.

 

Tuesday, August 17th

Time Session Location 2:00pm-4:00pm American Government Module - Day 1 Annenberg

Wednesday, August 18th

Time Session Location 10:00am-12:00pm Math Camp - Day 1 Annenberg 12:00pm-1:00pm International Student Career Session Weill Hall Room 3240 2:00pm-4:00pm American Government Module - Day 2 Annenberg

Thursday, August 19th

Time Session Location 10:00am-12:00pm Math Camp - Day 2 Annenberg 2:00pm-4:00pm American Government Module - Day 3 Annenberg

Friday, August 20th

Time Session Location 10:00am-12:00pm Math Camp - Day 3 Annenberg 2:00pm-4:00pm American Government Module - Day 4 Annenberg

Health and safety

The most current University of Michigan health and safety protocols will be followed. At this time, U-M requires individuals to wear face masks inside all campus buildings and will be expected to complete their ResponsiBLUE survey prior to entering Weill Hall, regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status. Please see the U-M Campus Maize and Blueprint for all current public health guidance, policy, and answers to frequently asked questions.

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