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The CCUP Mellon Conference 2024 is a conference convened for faculty and administrators in higher education interested in teaching humanities across disciplines and supporting students transferring from community college to four year universities. This conference is sponsored by the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at the University of Michigan in collaboration with Grand Rapids Community College, Henry Ford College and Schoolcraft College.

When: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 2, 3 and 4, 2024

  • Wednesday, October 2, evening reception
  • Thursday, October 3, with lunch and reception
  • Friday, October 4, with breakfast and lunch provided 

Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan
University Of Michigan
College of Literature Science and the Arts
500 S. State St
Ann Arbor, MI 48109

About the Transfer Bridges to the Humanities Program

With generous support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Transfer Bridges to the Humanities (TB2H) program allows transfer students from Grand Rapids Community College, Henry Ford College and Schoolcraft College to participate in humanities based co-curricular programs while working towards their Associates Degree while working on transferring to the University of Michigan. TB2H responds to a growing need for professionals who are skilled in innovation, critical thinking, and problem solving. Studying the humanities is a powerful way to develop these abilities. By examining the records of human experience — including the visual arts, literature, film, and philosophy — students develop a lifelong practice of inquiry that fosters deep knowledge and wisdom about the past and present, and guides them in imagining the future.

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