In-person classes this Fall
About 75% of classes will be in-person with near-normal operations.
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No. 1 in Michigan for earnings by graduates from all backgrounds
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9 of 10 Broncos are employed quickly, working in their field in jobs they like
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92% of students felt instructors cared about them as a person
Experience Western Michigan University
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YOU at Western
A personalized wellness tool connecting students to online and campus resources to help support their goals to succeed, thrive and matter at WMU.
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WellTrack
A new self-help application available to WMU students, faculty and staff offers a number of tools and resources aimed at managing mental health.
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Arcadia Flats
Modeled after urban lofts gaining popularity in major cities across the country, Arcadia Flats offers five different housing options—from loft and studio apartments to multiple-roommate flats.
News
Events
Summer I semester classes begin at 8 a.m.
Date: May. 10
Time: All day
Compliance and Ethics in Skilled Nursing Facilities | Part 2
Date: May. 11
Time: 10:00am
This two-part training helps skilled nursing facility leaders and staff understand ethics and compliance by describing three steps: 1) Do the right thing, 2) Report, 3) Respond. Participants will learn about CMS requirements for a compliance and ethics program and the role of policies and procedures related to quality of care and other compliance issues. This training addresses state specific laws and regulations pertaining to licensed nursing home and nursing care facilities. 1 Hour CE Credit offered per session for Nursing home administrators
HPCHub Introductory Workshop
Date: May. 12
Time: 1:30pm
Location: https://icer.msu.edu/education-events/icer-webinar-introduction-hpcc-1
Register for MSU's introductory workshop on using the High Performance Computing Center. See more details at wmich.edu/research/hpchub.
Compliance and Ethics in Skilled Nursing Facilities | Part 2
Date: May. 13
Time: 10:00am
This two-part training helps skilled nursing facility leaders and staff understand ethics and compliance by describing three steps: 1) Do the right thing, 2) Report, 3) Respond. Participants will learn about CMS requirements for a compliance and ethics program and the role of policies and procedures related to quality of care and other compliance issues. This training addresses state specific laws and regulations pertaining to licensed nursing home and nursing care facilities. 1 Hour CE Credit offered per session for Nursing home administrators