February 2024 Newsletter
![Two business students sit next to each other in a conference room. They're looking at a laptop together.](https://files.wmich.edu/s3fs-public/styles/3_2/public/images/u7661/2024/download%20%281%29.jpg?h=3873714b&itok=x9adiOh1)
Artificial Intelligence in Business is latest course offered at WMU Haworth
With AI on the rise, Western Michigan University’s Haworth College of Business now offers a course that introduces a variety of concepts and applications of AI to those interested in using it to solve business problems. Hear from students who enrolled in Artificial Intelligence in Business during the fall 2023 semester.
![Dr. Carrie Song, associate professor of business information systems.](https://files.wmich.edu/s3fs-public/styles/3_2/public/images/u7661/2024/carrie.jpg?h=3873714b&itok=Pjj6qII0)
WMU professor’s research shows social connection leads to success in health goals
What if you could harness the power of social media platforms to help you reach your goals? Dr. Jiahe (Carrie) Song recently published research that delves into this question with interesting applications for both consumers and health care providers. From smartwatches to fitness influencers, learn what factors contribute to health management online and in person.
Other stories:
- Western named a best college by TIME
- Evening of empowerment
- International grad student takes big steps in the right direction
- Register for the 2024 Food Marketing Conference!
- Spring into Action! There are still dozens of events planned at WMU and in the Kalamazoo Community
- History made: Merze Tate College, Black women leaders honor Tate's legacy
Support student scholarships at the Haworth College of Business!
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