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9 of 10
Broncos are employed quickly, working in their field in jobs they like
—2023-24 Career Outcomes Report
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97%
of Broncos had instructors who made them excited about learning
—2023-24 Career Outcomes Report
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93%
of Broncos participate in experience-driven learning
—2023-24 Career Outcomes Report
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As a student, going to class is your 9 to 5 … but Western also fills that 5 to 9 gap. That's really what makes the difference; it's not just having awesome faculty and professors but having awesome student leaders and the Office of Student Engagement and everyone who works to help develop students on their off time.
—Laila Stein, B.S.‘23
, aviation flight science, aviation management and operations
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Events
Birthday Celebration for International Students and Scholars
March 27
2 to 4 p.m.
Western Michigan University
2025 Loew Lecture – Brendan's Voyage: New Approaches to Medieval Language Learning
March 27
3 to 4 p.m.
Join us for the 2025 Loew Lecture! Professors Ramey and Abell, both scholars of medieval French Literature, collaborate to create digital pedagogy resources. They are working to create environments using video game engines to allow users to learn medieval languages and cultures in authentic, immersive contexts. They will be discussing their current project, Brendan’s Voyage, a serious game prototype for teaching medieval cultures and Anglo-Norman grammar and vocabulary in a narrative context, placing users in an environment inspired by the art, architecture, and literature of twelfth-century England and older Irish legends of St. Brendan. This lecture will be held in Brown 1028 on Thursday, March 27 at 3:00pm.
Resilient Voices: Women Refugees in Focus
March 27
3:30 to 6 p.m.
Sangren Hall
In honor of Women's History Month, join us for a Photovoice exhibit featuring the powerful stories of women who have experienced forced displacement. This event will be presented by Dr. Shannon McMorrow, Associate Professor in the College of Health and Human Services.