December 2023 Newsletter
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WMU student places first at national sales competition
Two Western Michigan University seniors recently competed at the State Farm Marketing and Sales Competition, where Cameron Musser placed first in one of the sales role-plays and earned $3,000 in prize money. Musser and TJ Devries competed against teams from eight other universities at the event held at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg.
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TechNext: A life-changing learning experience
TechNext is an immersive experience that takes students outside their comfort zones and into technology hubs in California where they learn about tech, venture capital, entrepreneurship, the arts, and, most importantly, themselves. Through the program, students are introduced to meaningful career pathways and how they can design a life well-lived that is authentic to who they are. Hear from students who participated in this year’s cohort.
Other stories:
- Welcome new alumni!
- Fighting on for fifty years
- WMU finance student graduates with B.B.A. in two years
- From frontline worker to a future in HR: Jessica Robach has found her purpose
- WMU first Michigan campus to bring live visual interpreting to users 24/7
- Board of Trustees votes to confer two honorary degrees
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