September 2021 Newsletter
Top 2 Headlines
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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.
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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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