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There are 300 top-tier research institutions in the United States, and Central Michigan is one of them. That's important to us. But it's even more important to Michigan, the Midwest and the world. Because it means we have the knowledge, capacity and ambition to get big things done.
Great universities do more than expand the limits of human knowledge. They also expand the bounds of human creativity. Whether in fashion or fine art, dance or the written word, as a CMU student you'll learn to make a lasting cultural impact.
Paula Lancaster, Provost and Executive Vice President of CMU, has announced the national search for the university’s next Vice President for Research & Sponsored Programs.
For individuals living with tinnitus, silence can be anything but quiet. New research from Central Michigan University suggests they may sound and behave differently than clinicians and patients realize.
When it comes to hearing aids, the “right” setting can look different for everyone. That question is at the heart of two research projects being conducted by CMU Doctor of Audiology students under the supervision of Dr. Yunfang Zheng.
