Events Calendar

Get active this summer and learn about Kalamazoo history and the Schoolcraft Township Cemetery during this walking tour with regional history curator Lynn Houghton.

Get active this summer and learn about the history of Kalamazoo libraries during this walking tour with regional history curator Lynn Houghton.

No classes. Many WMU offices closed.

Fall non-credit Tai Chi classes are open for public registration. $120 for all 12 sessions, $60 for participants over 55 or WMU student, $25 for WMU employees. Payment information will be sent after the registration.

Please learn more and register at https://wmich.edu/asia/courses/community. Have a fun experience learning Tai Chi and participating in Chinese cultural events.

Fall non-credit online Chinese language classes are open for public registration. $120 for all 12 sessions, $60 for participants over 55 or WMU student, $25 for WMU employees. Payment information will be sent after the registration.

Please learn more and register at https://wmich.edu/asia/courses/community. Have a fun experience learning Chinese language and participating in Chinese cultural events.

Get active this summer and learn about the history of Kalamazoo hotels and motels during this walking tour with regional history curator Lynn Houghton.

Attend a Scholarly Success Skills workshop and discover the tools and skills you need to succeed as a graduate student. From data visualization to reviewing the literature to preparing for human subject research, these free workshops help you build the skills you need for your research and future careers.

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!  

This is a live, online training. It is a three-day program, September 15-17. 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. Earn 12 social work CEs.

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!  

Finding financial support for your research or creative scholarship project means preparing for the landscape that helps nurture this work in higher education. Join us to get an overview of how to access WMU's support and uncover external resources in many diverse fields. Bring your questions and your research interests to the conversation! Dr. Lofty Durham, Associate Professor of Theatre and Faculty Fellow in ORI, will lead this workshop.

Sponsored by Sekisui Voltek and International Paper

Get active this summer and learn about Kalamazoo history and the Stuart Historic District during this walking tour with regional history curator Lynn Houghton.

Attend a Scholarly Success Skills workshop and discover the tools and skills you need to succeed as a graduate student. From data visualization to reviewing the literature to preparing for human subject research, these free workshops help you build the skills you need for your research and future careers.

Adapted from the best-selling book The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan and featuring a thrilling original rock score, this action-packed mythical adventure opens the 2022-2023 theatre season!

Adapted from the best-selling book The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan and featuring a thrilling original rock score, this action-packed mythical adventure opens the 2022-2023 theatre season!

Adapted from the best-selling book The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan and featuring a thrilling original rock score, this action-packed mythical adventure opens the 2022-2023 theatre season!

Attend a Scholarly Success Skills workshop and discover the tools and skills you need to succeed as a graduate student. From data visualization to reviewing the literature to preparing for human subject research, these free workshops help you build the skills you need for your research and future careers.