Students

Meet BLUElab Metro – a co-curricular student team working alongside their community partner, Willow Run Acres, to support food sovereignty and a healthy community.

Learn all about how the C-SED Lab became a space for creativity and community for the amazingly creative co-curricular student team, Michigan Theme Park Engineering & Design!

In the 2024-2025 academic year, Team CSF Global took a big step towards realizing their vision of promoting the nutritional health and feeding independence of children with cerebral palsy in Bangladesh. 

When Team PACT joined the very first FUSED (Functional Uses of Socially Engaged Design) Program in the Fall of 2024, they were driven forward by one clear goal: to design, develop, and roll out a device that increases the accessibility of cervical cancer screenings in Ghana.

Check out how Team 3 from the Winter 2024 SEED Course and Fellowship became Wolverines on Wheels – a new and enthusiastic student organization on campus!

BotaniBot, a navigation app designed for those with sensory disabilities, is one of the Winter 2024 SEED Course and Fellowship's incredible teams. But just how did they make it here?

When Smriti Vamaraju and McKenna Owens joined the cohort of the 2024 SEED Summer Fellowship, they embraced the opportunity to investigate what accessibility looks like in public spaces – for a variety of important stakeholders.

LIFT is a project team dedicated to offering support for those who provide care for older adults.

Maura McInerney-Rowley, a recent graduate from the University of Michigan’s Ross College of Business MBA program, conceptualized the idea for Memento Mori (formally known as WILD) after a series of experiences that brought death, dying, and grief into the forefront of her mind.

Chewy, Jawuan, and Nina joined Innovation in Action as Team Civic Junction. Driven by the vision of a user-friendly, gamified political engagement app, they began to create “Cityzen.”