TUT-story
When was TUT founded?
2017
Is TUT non-partisan or bipartisan?
TUT is nonpartisan!
We never advocate for or against a political party, cause, or candidate.
We never ask students about their political preferences.
What are the three pillars of TUT?
Assisting in voter registration, voter education, and voter turnout
Who is Turn Up Turnout's Sponsoring Unit?
The Edward Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning
Who are some of TUT's partners?
The Ann Arbor City Clerk's Office, UMICH Votes, Students Learn Students Vote (SLSV), The Andrew Goodman Foundation, All IN, Campus Vote Project (CVP)
Where are TUT Tabling supplies located?
The basement of the Ginsberg Center
How many campuses does TUT work on?
TUT is a tri-campus effort!
University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Dearborn, and Flint
What are TUT's initaives for Fall of 2025?
Tabling, Dinners for Democracy (D4Ds), Classroom Presentation, Maize & Blue Civics, Voter Registrtaion Hotline
Who is the founder of Turn Up Turnout
Dr. Edie N. Goldenberg
What is one of the coolest recognitions we have gotten for the work that we have done?
We won the Rosalie Ginsberg Award for Community Commitment from UM Student Life.