Take a walk around Western's campus on a tour lead by Lynn Houghton and find out what was there before the buildings we know were constructed.
This program takes a research-driven approach to the mind/body connection, offering an increased understanding of what is happening biologically and neurologically. We will explore the health benefits associated with mindfulness as well as take time to write, reflect, share, and learn from peers.
How has the pandemic affected your diet?
This workshop will review nationwide pandemic trends seen in the food and nutrition sector, and address ways to ensure healthy dietary habits prevail.
This training will provide an opportunity for child welfare workers to identify issues within the process related to white privilege, racism, implicit bias and power which impacts their ability to provide positive outcomes for all involved. CE offered: 3 SW, Certificate of Participation
This training provides an opportunity for child welfare workers, and those that work with children, to identify issues within the process related to white privilege, racism, implicit bias and power which impacts their ability to provide positive outcomes for all involved. CE's Offered: 3 Social Work
How has the pandemic affected your diet?
This workshop will review nationwide pandemic trends seen in the food and nutrition sector, and address ways to ensure healthy dietary habits prevail.
Formal headshots for faculty and staff will be taken in the lobby of the second floor of the Bernhard Center. Photos are taken on a walk-in basis, and no appointments are needed.
This two-part series will focus on evidence-based nutrition guidelines to help you achieve and maintain an eating pattern that can impact your health today, tomorrow, and far into the future.
For faculty, instructors and graduate students: Get a short overview of the new microcourse in Elearning that provides asynchronous instructional modules in forming a research question, creating a search strategy, and accessing journal articles and books through the University Libraries website. Registration requested.
Presented in partnership with The Red Project and the Muskegon County Health Department This training will focus on using the CARE Model for medication to prevent opioid overdose. Social Work and MCBAP CEUs available
This program takes a research-driven approach to the mind/body connection, offering an increased understanding of what is happening biologically and neurologically. We will explore the health benefits associated with mindfulness as well as take time to write, reflect, share, and learn from peers.
For faculty and instructors: Find out about the Information Literacy Microcourse and how it can be used in classes in the College of Education and Human Development. Registration requested.
For faculty, instructors and graduate students: Get a short overview of the new microcourse in Elearning that provides asynchronous instructional modules in forming a research question, creating a search strategy, and accessing journal articles and books through the University Libraries website. Registration requested.
For faculty and instructors: Get an introduction to the new Information Literacy Microcourse, including the content, learning outcomes, and ways to incorporate it into your classes. Registration requested.
No classes. Many WMU offices closed.
Currently this course is only open to selected WMU School of Social Work students and Field Instructors. Please check back closer to mid-August for availability.
TF-CBT is an evidence-based trauma treatment for children and adolescents. It is attachment-focused, involving caregivers. This training is intended for master or doctoral level mental health clinicians and meets partial requirements for national certification. CE's Offered: 12 Social Work