Service to Humanity

Service to Humanity

From the Peace Corps to Teach for America, many LSA alumni strive to be of service. A 2007 recipient of the LSA Humanitarian Service Award, Lori Wood Knapp, ’82, has helped bring water and schools to thousands in Africa.

|

Welcome to LSA

The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) is the heart of the University of Michigan, an extraordinary center of creativity, inquiry, and discovery. Combining the best of a research institution and a liberal arts college, students and faculty in more than 70 departments and programs explore the world's big questions together.

 

News & Notes

  • LSA Professor Ralph Williams Is Named Carnegie Foundation's 2008 Professor Of The Year In Michigan

    - Monday, November 24, 2008

    Williams, a popular Shakespearean scholar, is being honored for his outstanding undergraduate teaching.

    arrowmore

  • LSA Economists Say U.S. Auto Sales Will Fall To A 25-Year Low In 2009

    - Friday, November 21, 2008

    In their annual economic forecast, Joan Crary, Stanley Sedo and Janet Wolfe say the U.S. is in a moderately severe recession.

    arrowmore

  • Milo Radulovich, A Victim Of The McCarthy Red Scare, Will Receive A Posthumous Degree

    - Friday, November 21, 2008

    LSA Dean Terrence J. McDonald says Radulovich, a physics major who died last year, would have graduated if he was not wrongly targeted as a communist in 1953.

    arrowmore

News Archive