Learn about Kalamazoo history and the Westnedge Hill Neighborhood during this walking tour with regional history curator Lynn Houghton.
Join us a Brown Bag Talk given by Dr. Ann Veeck, the 2021 TLC Faculty Research Grant winner and Professor of Marketing, Department of Marketing, WMU, and Dr. Hu Xie, Associate Professor of Marketing, Department of Marketing, WMU.
To celebrate Western Michigan University’s (WMU's) commitment to sustainability and introduce the depth and breadth of campus and community programs and projects, WMU’s Office for Sustainability (OfS) invites you to attend the annual Sustainability Celebration on Friday, Sept. 22, 2023. Learn more about the event here: wmich.edu/sustainability/events/celebration-0
Interested in learning to teach group fitness or F45? Our instructor training will give you the skills you need to teach a variety of group fitness classes! This program includes lecture and hands-on practical training. Participants who complete the training are given an opportunity to audition and interview for a group fitness or F45 position with University Recreation!
Join us for a celebration of local art and nature at the Photosynthesis II Exhibition Reception. Discover captivating artworks by local artists that capture the essence of life and light.
Interested in learning to teach group fitness or F45? Our instructor training will give you the skills you need to teach a variety of group fitness classes! This program includes lecture and hands-on practical training. Participants who complete the training are given an opportunity to audition and interview for a group fitness or F45 position with University Recreation!
Western Student Association (WSA), WMU Student Government, is organizing a Blood drive donation with the American Red Cross in which the department whose faculty members or staff donate the most blood will be granted complimentary access to a meeting room at the WMU Student Center.
Participants in this workshop would benefit from learning the various methods to create a resume, how to apply for a job in the National Park Service (NPS), an overview of the hiring process, and a glimpse into the interview process, time permitting. Register now.
Reduce stress and improve your mood with these 30-minute outdoor walks.
All WMU students, faculty and staff are welcome to participate in the walking group.
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Meet at Miller Fountain
This session will be interactive, allowing students, faculty, and participants to share their thoughts and experiences. The objective is to create a respectful space for dialogue.
The Healthy Way is a virtual program designed for faculty and staff who want to achieve their health and wellness goals through evidence-based nutrition and physical activity guidelines, mindful eating, and behavior change strategies. Sessions are facilitated by a registered dietitian and are designed to provide individual and peer support.
This workshop is designed to help faculty use citation counts and impact factors to show the impact of their research. Register now.
The aim of this session is to assess the current state of free speech at WMU and explore strategies for improving the university’s standing in the FIRE College Free Speech Rankings.
This workshop aims to empower student leaders with the necessary tools, resources and knowledge to protect and exercise their right to free expression. By exploring legal foundations, discussing strategies and addressing potential challenges, participants will be equipped to advocate for free speech while maintaining an inclusive and supportive campus environment.
The Cipher Speaker Series will feature renowned Hip Hop icons sharing their incredible careers. With Hip Hop celebrating its 50th anniversary, these legends and ongoing trailblazers will delve into their experiences as respective music giants. If you're a Hip Hop enthusiast, don't miss out on The Cipher – it's going to be an enlightening event series! Join us in the Mosaic Affinity Space weekly for a different experience each week!
Limited Seats
Join our book club! Douglas Tallamy explores ways that we can address wildlife decline at the individual level regardless of government policy.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.—August 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of Hip Hop, an influential music genre that continues to impact everything from popular culture to politics. Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo Valley Community College are partnering to recognize the historic milestone by bringing Ernie Paniccioli, the "Hip Hop Historian," to campus.
The Mid-autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is celebrated in many Asian counties. It is associated with a beautiful Chinese legend and carries some interesting rituals. Asian Initiatives would love to share this culture with our local community.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping our world, so understanding AI will be a must for students in every major. That's why Western Michigan University offers cutting-edge, hands-on experiences to equip students with essential AI skills and an ethical AI mindset. Join a group of internationally recognized WMU faculty who will showcase their research and boundary-pushing courses and explain why WMU is the place to be when it comes to preparing every student for an AI-engaged future.
Join us for Family Weekend!
Come see what your Bronco loves about Western Michigan University at Family Weekend, Sept. 29-30!
Join us Friday afternoon for a free panel about artificial intelligence at Western titled, “The AI Advantage: Meet the WMU Professors Empowering Students through AI Education.”