Events

Join Kate Langan for a one hour workshop on open access resources for teaching and research. Registration requested.

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

Learn how to fact check the sound bites and understand the truth behind the story. Registration requested.

Join us for one of two 2020 WMU Study Abroad Virtual Fair sessions on Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. or Friday, Oct. 2 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. 

Learn how Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha combined data, passion, personal experiences and effective partnerships to advocate for real change during the Flint water crisis that she chronicled in her book: What the Eyes Don't See. She will also speak about her personal battle with COVID-19.

As a reminder, each graduation term has an application deadline. Once the deadline has passed, students will have to apply for the next available graduation term.

Learn how to conduct a literature review, know where to search and find the most impactful research. Registration requested.

Dining Services hosts "Lunch at the State Fair" only at Hoekje/Bigelow Dining Center, 11 a.m. til 2:30 p.m. This event will feature foot long corn dogs, onion rings, Jamaican Jerk chicken skewers, pretzel bites, cheese nachos and fried Oreo cookies.

How have the Western Student Association and other student groups worked together in the past to affect institutional change related to social justice on campus? Find out in this virtual panel discussion between alumni and current Broncos. 

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

Presenters include: Sara Morley LaCroix, Board Chair Kalamazoo Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition, Carmen Kucinich, Victim Specialist FBI, JessicaGladden, PhD., Assistant Professor, School of Social Work WMU and Rita O’Brien, MSW and Survivor

Join us for one of two 2020 WMU Study Abroad Virtual Fair sessions on Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. or Friday, Oct. 2 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. 

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

ATTENTION: When you purchase tickets to Sunday in the Park with George, you are purchasing a "pod" for your party that will be marked off to ensure proper social distancing. Patrons who would like to sit together as a household group in one "pod" must order tickets together, in one transaction.

Learn techniques and tools to make good decisions about your online presence and how to secure your personal information. Registration requested.

Timothy Light Center for Chinese Studies Lecture Series - "The Present as Prologue: The Gloomy Outlook for US-China Relations", presented by Dr. Avery Goldstein, David M. Knott Professor of Global Politics and International Relations, University of Pennsylvania. Virtual event - free registration for a Webex meeting invitation link. 

Presented by Dr. Avery Goldstein, David M. Knott Professor of Global Politics and International Relations, University of Pennsylvania. Free registration required https://wmich.edu/chinesestudiescenter/registration.