The Bronco Guide
The WMU Student Center in fall.

WMU Administration

Maybe you’re wondering what the University Administration has to do with your daily life at Western. Or maybe you’ve never even heard of a provost or dean. All of us work collectively to build a student-centered environment and our doors (or inboxes) are always open for feedback and support along your journey.

Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

The commencement stage.

Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

The provost works with faculty, students and staff to coordinate academic policies and activities that support a student-centered experience at WMU. 

Email: @email 
Phone: (269) 387-2380
Address: 3070 Seibert Administration Building
wmich.edu/provost

Office of the University Ombuds

Office of the University Ombuds

Our role is to listen and discuss with you any issues or concerns you may have at Western, identifying and evaluating your options to resolve your challenges.

The campus seal sculpture in front of Sangren Hall.

Office of Diversity and Inclusion

Office of Diversity and Inclusion

We work to create systemic change at WMU to ensure equitable access, resources and success for all members of the campus community.

Email: Dr. Danyelle Gregory
Phone: (269) 387-6313
Address: 1003 Trimpe
wmich.edu/diversity

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Student Rights and Responsibilities

Students celebrating at Waldo Stadium.

Student Rights and Responsibilities

We use an equitable and supportive approach to educate and partner with WMU students, faculty, staff and community members in order to develop a civil, ethical and safe campus environment.

Email: @email
Phone: (269) 387-2160
Address: 2305 Faunce Student Services
wmich.edu/studentrights

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Academic and career development

Get the direction and support you need to ensure academic success and plan for your future.
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Finances and paying for school

Find the support you need to meet your unique financial needs.
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Finding your community

Discover more about yourself and make lifelong friendships by connecting with groups aligned with your interests.
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Getting off campus

Explore all that our surrounding communities have to offer.
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Health and wellness

Maintain your physical and mental health with our on-campus support resources.
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Life on campus

Explore opportunities to learn and grow beyond the classroom.