September 2021 Newsletter
WMU Haworth honors alumni and friends
Alumni and friends of the college will be honored for their outstanding professional and service accomplishments during Homecoming week. These individuals serve as a representation of the values of the Haworth College of Business and as an inspiration and example to our students.
Western researcher publishes work on building rituals and purpose in an evolving workplace
The connection people feel when they have a shared experience is undeniable, but rituals like live music, athletics and schooling have been dramatically impacted by COVID-19. Dr. Doug Lepisto, associate professor of management and co-director of the Center for Principled Leadership and Business Strategy, researches how shared rituals affect the workplace, and how they inspire and give meaningfulness to employees and organizations.
Other stories:
- Redesigned WMU Signature program focuses on unique student experiences
- Meet the WMU Alumni Association Board: Jamishia Smith, B.A.'02, Communication; M.A.'05
- Virtual toasts and social media posts: WMU advertising students tap into digital marketing internships
- Nominations are now open for The 30, a digital publication that recognizes emerging leaders in the business world
- In the Kalamazoo area? Join the WMU Car Parade!
- Check out the WMU Homecoming Week schedule
- Get ready for Bronco Trivia Night!
Support a student scholarship at the Haworth College of Business!
WMU anticipates an unprecedented number of scholarship applications in the coming months. Make a gift to support a student from the Haworth College of Business, or any area of WMU you choose.
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