Be a part of the Student Sustainability Summit to explore shared concerns around the broad theme of climate change from a holistic perspective where interest in the environment, politics, culture, economic, biodiversity, and social issues intersect. Join us to learn about the perspectives of our diverse student body and have your voice heard!
The Western Michigan University School of Theatre and Dance presents the 2021 Winter Gala Dance Concert featuring choreography by Great Works Dance Project Artist Jennifer Archibald, dance faculty, and students.
In response to COVID-19 guidelines and regulations, and to ensure the safety of students, staff, and audience members, this show will be streamed online and offers "name your own price" tickets - we appreciate your generosity!
The Western Michigan University School of Theatre and Dance presents the 2021 Winter Gala Dance Concert featuring choreography by Great Works Dance Project Artist Jennifer Archibald, dance faculty, and students.
In response to COVID-19 guidelines and regulations, and to ensure the safety of students, staff, and audience members, this show will be streamed online and offers "name your own price" tickets - we appreciate your generosity!
The Western Michigan University School of Theatre and Dance presents the 2021 Winter Gala Dance Concert featuring choreography by Great Works Dance Project Artist Jennifer Archibald, dance faculty, and students.
In response to COVID-19 guidelines and regulations, and to ensure the safety of students, staff, and audience members, this show will be streamed online and offers "name your own price" tickets - we appreciate your generosity!
If the past year of COVID-19 has taught us anything, it's that we live in an inter-connected world in which we need the skills necessary to work together to solve complex problems. Study abroad builds those skills and is still a possibility in Summer I and Summer II 2021!
William Santiago-Valles, associate professor emeritus of Africana Studies, will be leading discussions of Alex S. Vitale’s End of Policing (2018).
Tyler Gibb, Co-Chief of the Program in Medical Ethics, Humanities & Law at Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine, will be leading discussions of Lock-In by John Scalzi (2015).
Dr. Hiroshi Ota, a Professor at the Center for General Education of Hitotsubashi University and the Director of Hitotsubashi University Global Education Program, will give a talk titled "How Will Study Abroad and Student Exchange Evolve in Japan during and after COVID-19?" This event will take place virtually at 9 a.m. EST Wednesday, March 3.
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.
Learn about using, adapting and publishing OER from the experts and making the switch from your WMU colleagues. Registration requested.
William Santiago-Valles, associate professor emeritus of Africana Studies, will be leading discussions of Alex S. Vitale’s End of Policing (2018).
Learn research techniques for finding and using public policy information for education, health care, human resource management, social work and welfare, environmental services, nonprofit administration, and more. Registration requested.
Learn to use the free reference management software Zotero to save your references and create bibliographies for your papers and articles. Registration requested.
Learn how to use the MLA Handbook for citing sources. Registration requested.
Learn how to use the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) for citing sources. Registration requested.
William Santiago-Valles, associate professor emeritus of Africana Studies, will be leading discussions of Alex S. Vitale’s End of Policing (2018).
Learn to use the free reference management software Mendeley to save your references and create bibliographies for your papers and articles. Registration requested.
Tyler Gibb, Co-Chief of the Program in Medical Ethics, Humanities & Law at Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine, will be leading discussions of Lock-In by John Scalzi (2015).
Learn about a variety of techniques and resources for conducting research post-college in order to keep up to date with the latest developments in your field. Registration requested.