April 28, 2021
The appointment also expands the role of advancement at HSB
Trey Hagins, Jamie Youens, and Adam Contreras in the home of the Hankamer School of Business at the Paul L. Foster Campus for Business & Innovation. (Photo by University Photography/Robbie Rogers)
The Hankamer School of Business has always sought to connect alumni with their interests and passions in advancing the School s mission. One key factor in making those connections is the team of Development professionals who form these relationships.
In early 2021, that team saw new leadership and additional growth as Charles B. Trey Hagins III was appointed Managing Director of Development for the Business School. After more than seven years at Hankamer School of Business, Trey will now lead a team of fundraisers as they work with alumni, parents, business leaders and community partners in building robust resources that will advance the School s growth priorities as outlined in
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COVID at Michigan: Prevention? More Like Perturbation!
There is a large amount of uncertainty surrounding COVID, especially for students who often consider themselves to be low-risk individuals. How will it affect the body in the short and long term? How contagious are COVID-positive individuals; do they need to quarantine for just ten days or the full fourteen? Will certain strains cause certain symptoms? How many people are completely asymptomatic?
After I myself tested positive for COVID and spent time in University quarantine housing, I can confidently say that for students at Michigan with COVID, the list of questions simply gets longer. The University fails to support students adequately throughout this time, neglecting crucial aspects of public safety while over-promoting useless health “check-ins.” Although increased testing for asymptomatic individuals makes the University’s COVID policies stronger than they were last semester, a large amount of reform is nee