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This was originally published as a webpage. You can view the live webpage here. The Campus Hazing Transparency Report (CHTR) provides detailed information about findings of hazing policy violations committed by recognized student organizations, including pertinent data and investigative outcomes as required by the Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA). In compliance with the Clery Act, as amended by the Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA), the University’s Campus Hazing Transparency Report

This was originally published as a webpage. You can view the live webpage here. Scams are common; U-M is no exception. There are numerous ways these activities can occur. Education and awareness are essential. The Division of Public Safety & Security (DPSS) is here to help you recognize and avoid them. If you have fallen victim to a scam, we encourage you to report it. Common Scams Government Official Impersonation Scams A government official impersonation scam is a type of f

Dr. Sperry, along with over 40 other experts, participated in a Reddit AMA about bipolar disorder. Read the article in its original form here. On World Bipolar Day, March 30th, 2022; Prechter Program researcher Sarah Sperry, Ph.D., participated in a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) thread about bipolar disorder. A different kind of social media What is Reddit? The short answer is that it is a social media platform in the form of message boards where people can share news and cont

A fraternity fundraising walkathon led to an extraordinarily generous gift and the beginning of a new relationship for the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program. Read the article in its original form here. Raymond (left) and Jane (right) Cracchiolo A gift of $1 million dollars from Raymond and Jane Cracchiolo to the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program will aid our researchers' efforts to study bipolar disorder and provide hope to the many people living with it wo

The world premiere of the short film was an engaging and insightful event. Read the article in its original form here. Sam Dubin in Why I Fight, or Team Wristband On January 14, 2022, The Prechter Bipolar Research Program, in collaboration with U-M Residential College; School of Music, Theatre & Dance; and Michigan Quarterly Review (MQR), hosted the virtual premiere of Why I Fight, or Team Wristband, a short film adaptation of the 2019 MQR story by James Munro Leaf. The 23-mi

A virtual art exhibit featuring Prechter Program research participants Read the article in its original form here. On June 1, 2021, the Prechter Program hosted the grand opening of Energy: Brain Health Arts, a virtual exhibit of art that featured participants in the Prechter Longitudinal Study of Bipolar Disorder, as well as conversations with some of the artists. ENERGY: Brain Health Arts was an exhibit centered around the power of art as a part of the process in healing and