ALT The image is a colorful promotional flyer for "Student Caregiver Appreciation Week" hosted by the University of Michigan, happening from Monday, November 9 to Saturday, November 14. It encourages participation in events, connecting with caregivers, donating baby essentials, and accessing resources. The flyer includes icons for these activities and mentions supporting student families with the hashtag #studentcaregiverweek2026 and the website cew.umich.edu.

ALT A person with long hair is standing in a hallway next to a poster. The poster has the University of Michigan logo and reads: "CEW+ Nesa Shamdasani is pursuing a double major in biomedical engineering and computer science at U-M Ann Arbor. This interdisciplinary path reflects her passion for the intersection of healthcare, technology, and social impact, and represents the realization of a dream shaped by her family's sacrifices as first-generation immigrants. Her long-term vision is to lead a biotech company that builds thoughtful, human-centered solutions in medicine. CEW+ commends Nesa's rigorous interdisciplinary path and commitment to women in STEM and names her an Irma M. Wyman Scholar." Inset text at the bottom reads: "Nesa Shamdasani, CEW+ Irma M. Wyman Scholar.

ALT A person smiling in front of a scenic view of buildings and trees on a sunny day. The image has a logo for CEW+ and the University of Michigan, with the text "Andrea Ricci, CEW+ Irma M. Wyman Scholar" at the bottom.

ALT This image features an individual with long hair and glasses, smiling at the camera. The background includes text describing Margarita Maria Rodriguez Morales, a 6th-year PhD candidate in Sociology and Public Policy at the Ford School. The text highlights her fieldwork in Colombia, her role in academic research, and her recognition as a CEW+ Gutsy Broad Fellow. Logos for the University of Michigan and CEW+ are present.

ALT This image shows a person smiling in front of a gray background. They have dark hair and are wearing a dark shirt. In the corner, there is a University of Michigan "M" logo and "CEW+". The text at the bottom reads "Fernando Valcheff-Garcia, CEW+ Riecker Graduate Student Research Fellow."

ALT This image shows an individual with glasses wearing a plaid shirt and dark hair, set against a plain background. The top left corner displays the University of Michigan logo and the text "CEW+." Below, it reads "Tien Nguyen, CEW+ Irma M. Wyman Scholar."

ALT An image of a smiling person against a blue background. To the right, there is a detailed description of Farida Bibi Mughal's academic work at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, focusing on trauma recovery for South Asian immigrant women. The text mentions her dedication to pathways for understanding and empowerment of women. The image also includes the University of Michigan and CEW+ logos.

ALT A person stands next to a textual graphic featuring the University of Michigan CEW+ logo. The text describes Gergana Milkova's PhD research in chemistry, focusing on Arctic environmental changes due to oil and gas extraction. It highlights Gergana's leadership, technical rigor, and status as the Margaret E. Gnegy Scholar.

ALT The image features a person with long dark hair wearing a light top, standing in front of a plain background. Alongside is the University of Michigan CEW+ logo and text highlighting Maelyn Sorenson's academic pursuits and goals in international relations. Maelyn is described as advocating for marginalized individuals and has received the Lucy Chin Scholar award.

ALT A person is seated on stairs, smiling and holding a laptop. Nearby, the University of Michigan and CEW+ logos are displayed. Text describes Eric Whitmer as a PhD student in musicology, highlighting their work on American music cultures and education. They focus on accessible learning environments and have received a fellowship at the University of Melbourne's Adaptive Music Bridging Program.

ALT Here is a person sitting indoors, smiling and holding a certificate. The certificate reads "Certificate of Recognition, Jenna McIntire." Next to the person is text with the University of Michigan's logo and information about Jenna McIntire, detailing their academic journey, aspirations, and scholarships.

ALT This image features a person in formal attire with a neutral expression against a plain background. The individual is Vanny Meitasari, associated with the U-M Ann Arbor Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. Text on the image highlights their focus on economic opportunities and poverty reduction through MSME development. They are recognized as a CEW+ Margaret Dow Towsley Scholar. Logos for the University of Michigan and CEW+ are present.

ALT This image shows a person smiling, wearing glasses and a gray top, standing against a plain background. To the right, there is a text about Natalie Lopez, who is pursuing a bachelor's degree in communications and media at the University of Michigan. The text mentions their focus on empowering first-generation college students and launching a photojournalism project. Natalie is named an AAUW: Mary Elizabeth Bittman Scholar. The top left features University of Michigan and CEW+ logos.

ALT The image features an individual with long brown hair and glasses, smiling in front of a textured background. The text highlights Alice Kinney, a CEW+ scholar at the U-M Ford School of Public Policy, who is pursuing a master's in public policy. The focus is on their commitment to education policy and excellence, with a specific mention of the Hillary Murt and Bruce Friedman Scholar recognition. University of Michigan (U-M) and CEW+ logos are visible.

ALT The image features a person smiling with curly hair and glasses next to a text block. The text highlights Nadia Karizat's role as a doctoral candidate in information science at the University of Michigan, her research interests, and her personal experiences. It mentions her involvement as a CEW+ Gutsy Broad Fellow.

ALT This image features an individual smiling, dressed in a suit and tie, positioned next to a block of text. The text discusses Kyle W. Homer, who is pursuing an MD degree at the University of Michigan Medical School with a focus on improving healthcare for people with disabilities, particularly those with hearing loss. The text highlights Kyle's background and commitment to advocacy and equity. The University of Michigan and CEW+ logos are present.

ALT This image features an individual with long hair and glasses, smiling indoors with natural light illuminating their face. Text on the right includes the University of Michigan's logo and discusses Sara Haycox's academic journey in computer engineering at U-M College of Engineering, including her transfer from Washtenaw Community College and her role as a first-generation college student. The text also highlights her involvement with CEW+ and mentions her status as an Everett Ireland Scholar.