After many years of serving the Flint community as a physician at Hurley Medical Center, Dr. Michael Boucree returned to the University of Michigan-Flint to pursue his dream of becoming a concert p...
After many years of serving the Flint community as a physician at Hurley Medical Center, Dr. Michael Boucree returned to the University of Michigan-Flint to pursue his dream of becoming a concert pianist.
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Hello......I found this after I saw your Cliburn video. I was interested because my path has been a bit similar to yours, with the exception that my teachers probably wish I shared more of your feeling for how we make them look! :-) Very interesting and impressive video. Was it for local TV, or does the university just generally do such videos on some of their people?
Hi larchmontmark. Glad Dr. Boucree's story resonated with you. This is part of a series of videos UM-Flint produced for the web to highlight the campus, community, and academic accomplishments of our students.
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Very interesting and impressive video. Was it for local TV, or does the university just generally do such videos on some of their people?