The Taubman College Conflict of Interest and Commitment Policy requires staff to disclose and manage any personal, financial, or outside activities that could compromise or appear to compromise their university responsibilities, in accordance with U-M guidelines. Conflict of Interest (COI) A potential conflict of interest exists whenever personal, professional, commercial, or financial interests or activities
The university’s benefits and wellness page provides comprehensive information about the benefits programs, health services, and wellness resources available to U-M employees. This site is an essential reference for understanding coverage options, accessing support services, and promoting overall well-being within the university community. Please note that all benefits are managed centrally by the university and
To see how our teams are connected, please explore our organizational chart. To view staff photos and contact information, refer to our staff directory. For in-office workdays and workspaces, please see the staff workspace assignments spreadsheet. Next, we feature a staff slideshow which introduces each team member’s role and interests, helping new colleagues get connected
We are delighted to welcome you to the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Michigan, where creativity, innovation, and collaboration shape our vibrant community. As a member of our staff, you will play a vital role in supporting our mission and empowering our students and faculty to reach new heights.
How to transfer credit to a Taubman College degree program.
How to pursue a dual degree.
Disability Navigators are Disability Equity Office staff who provide support to specific schools, departments, and colleges. They serve as dedicated liaisons between units and our office, providing resources and referrals for disability and accessibility requests, and guidance and training on a wide variety of topics, including event accessibility, disability etiquette, and inclusive workplace practices. Quick
The purpose of this guide is to better support faculty advising of Urban and Regional Planning (URP) PhD students. It should be particularly useful for new PhD advisors, but also offers experienced advisors a one-stop-shop for links to URP PhD program policies and procedures – some of which are regularly updated – as well as
Below are links to the manuals for various media players in use throughout the college.
What three things does someone need to know about you to understand your work and decide how to connect with you? Your bio page is how prospective students, potential collaborators, funders, donors, and colleagues across U-M find and evaluate your work. It’s not your CV (that’s downloadable separately) and it’s not a tenure case. It’s