October 2019 Newsletter

October 2019 NEWSLETTER

Pictured is the Bronconess team.
Bottling the Bronco spirit

How do you create a purpose-driven brand that speaks to consumers and generates sales? Students in the leadership and business strategy program learned the answer to this question while developing the business model for a new wine with a philanthropic impact.
Read about the wine launch.

Pictured is the Giving Day logo.
Together we elevate

Join the Haworth College of Business in supporting #WMUGivingDay on Oct. 9, 2019! WMU Giving Day is a 24-hour fundraising opportunity for alumni, friends and community members to collectively elevate WMU by supporting philanthropic goals that impact students.
Join us on Giving Day.

Pictured is senior Holly Harmon
Making an impact

Senior Holly Harmon has had one goal since transferring to the Haworth College of Business: to positively impact as many people and communities as possible. Thanks to support from the Dean's Discretionary Fund and the Department of Management, she has been able to take advantage of opportunities that will allow her to help countless others.
Read more.

Pictured are the three scholarship recipients.
Food marketing students receive prestigious scholarships

For the second consecutive year, WMU students have garnered the most scholarships out of all students nationally who received awards from the National Grocers Association.
Read about the scholarships.

Pictured is Dr. Bernard Han.
Dr. Bernard Han on teaching and technology

Dr. Bernard Han, professor of computer information systems and co-director of the health informatics and information technology program, answers questions about his passion for technology and his focus on student learning.
Read about Dr. Han.



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