College of Arts and Sciences

Undergraduate content for departmental homepages

For this form, we are looking for information solely about undergraduate students and their impact on your department. The goal of the College of Arts and Sciences Marketing and Recruitment team is to update the content on each department’s landing page to reflect the new WMU message and brand, and to better connect with recently admitted and prospective Arts and Sciences students.

You can view a sample of our new homepage design and layout here.

We appreciate your help on this project!

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Recent undergraduate news? Be specific.

We are focusing our efforts on collecting information pertaining to undergraduate work to connect with recently admitted and prospective Arts and Sciences students. For this section, do you have any recent (2018 or newer) undergraduate projects, internships, student mentions (I.e. specific student-led projects, rising star in an internship, etc.), or capstone/seminar course that includes experiential learning? Please let us know below.

What sets your department apart from other liberal arts colleges and universities? Be specific.

We are looking for 1-2 specific and strong proof points. For example, the Department of Physics has their tandem Van de Graaff accelerator that allows undergraduate students to become involved in significant student/faculty research and experiments.

Recent undergraduate research that has impacted your department? Be specific.

Student research is a key component of learning in WMU's College of Arts and Sciences. What specifically has an undergraduate student done to help impact research within your department? We are looking for 1-2 strong examples (2018 or newer) that are relevant and intriguing to connect with recently admitted and prospective Arts and Sciences students.

Recent community outreach involving undergraduate students? Be specific.

Community service is another key factor within WMU's College of Arts and Sciences. What specifically has an undergraduate student done within the community? Any recent examples (2018 or newer) of outreach done by your department involving students? We are looking for 1-2 strong examples that are relevant and intriguing to connect with recently admitted and prospective Arts and Sciences students.

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