Juan Cole - Follow Up, 2011
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(Juan Cole responds to questions from our readers and subscribers about the aftermath of 9/11, interview with Juan Cole.)
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Juan Cole - Invitation, 2011
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(Juan Cole, University of Michigan history professor and author of Informed Comment, invites questions and comments about the US state of affairs and the Iraq and Afghanistan war, a decade after 9/11. Interview with Juan Cole.)
Michael Barr - Follow Up, 2011
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(U-M law professor Michael Barr responds to questions about financial regulation law that was passed a year ago. Video with Michael Barr.)
Michael Barr - Invitation, 2011
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(In this edition of Ask M, Michael Barr invites questions about financial law reform that was passed a year ago. U-M law prof invites questions about financial law reform. Financial law Barr interview.)
Perry Samson - Follow Up, 2011
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(In this follow up video, Perry Samson answers questions posted on social media sites about the weather. Video with Perry Samson.)
Perry Samson - Invitation, 2011
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(Perry Samson is a professor of atmospheric, oceanic and space sciences at the University of Michigan. This week he invites questions about extreme weather and global climate change impact. Post your questions and look for answers in a new video next week. Storm chasing professor invites questions about weather. Video with Perry Samson.)
Solar Car Team - Follow Up, 2011
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(University of Michigan Solar Car Team Project Manager Rachel Kramer responds to questions about U-M solar car speed and more. Solar Car Team responds to questions. Video with Rachel Kramer.)
Solar Car Team - Invitation, 2011
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(University of Michigan Solar Car Team Project Manager Rachel Kramer invites questions about solar car and more. U-M Solar Car Team invites questions. Video invite by Rachel Kramer.)
News Briefs, 2007-2012
The Digital Video News Briefs subseries contains 289 digital videos from 2006 to 2012. The content of these videos varies and includes content as part of the University's News and Information service's output to both internal and external media. The topics of these videos vary from statements from University officials, announcements of findings or achievements by faculty, and promotional materials used by the University. Of note are the first videos used on the Chinese social media site Weibo. These are available for viewing in Deep Blue, the University's Institutional Repository.
A Life's Harmony, 2007
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(Marilyn Mason has been integral in building the U-M Organ Department into a preeminent international program. U-M celebrates Marilyn Mason's 60 years of teaching. A video of Mason performing and reflecting on her six decades at U-M. Also interviews with students and the Dean of the School of Music, Theatre and Dance.)