The WMU Office for Sustainability invites you to the 2021 Sustainability Celebration on Friday, Sept. 17, from noon to 3 p.m. Stop by and learn about campus sustainability initiatives and local organizations. The event is designed to foster community across all academic disciplines. Refreshments and complimentary parking are included.
Please join us as we celebrate over 82 years of aviation education at WMU with a ceremony to dedicate the newly expanded Aviation Education Center in Battle Creek. We are located at 209 N. Helmer Road, just look for the brown and gold flags.
By Sam Mueller
Inspired by Lysistrata
By Sam Mueller
Inspired by Lysistrata
By Sam Mueller
Inspired by Lysistrata
Join the Office of Research and Innovation for information on the IRB process and sponsored projects as well as proposals to the Department of Energy.
Learn to use the free reference management software Mendeley to save your references and create bibliographies for your papers and articles. Registration requested.
Explore the many ways that scientific information is shared through traditional media and online and the impact that misinformation, spin, and bias have on our understanding of science. Registration requested.
Learn to heal polarization through practical tips from innovator Irshad Manji and her ground-breaking Moral Courage Method of communication. Panelist discussion will follow a short talk by Manji. Tented event on Sangren Plaza. Free parking in Lot 41. For information and to register, visit the We Talk website.
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.
The Healthy Way program is 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. Virtual WebEx sessions are facilitated by a registered dietitian and are designed to provide individual and peer support.
This two-day conference allows for attendance at several breakout sessions regarding the improvement in the systems of care through various subjects. Each day will begin with a large-group plenary session, and move to breakout sessions- attendees can select the presentations they would like to attend. CEs are included in the registration fee for a total of 4 hours each day for a maximum of 8 hours for the 2-day conference
Experts have suggested that Americans sit for approximately 10 hours each day. Sitting for prolonged periods of time increases your risk for type 2 diabetes and heart disease, and may lead to stiff joint pain and injury. Stretching a few times a day will help improve flexibility, get your blood flow moving, and improve your range of motion. Facilitated by Meredith Ganton, Holtyn & Associates, Inc.
Sarah Stewart, local author and master gardener, will read a brief excerpt from her forthcoming book on the philosophy of gardening. The audience is invited to participate in a Q&A following the reading. Registration requested.
Join guest scholar Mark Crain and associate professor Dr. Alisa Perkins to learn how the Detroit Muslim Storytelling Project is capturing and documenting oral histories in order to build and disseminate knowledge about the history and scope of African-American Muslim community leadership in Detroit. Register now.
This two-day conference allows for attendance at several breakout sessions regarding the improvement in the systems of care through various subjects. Each day will begin with a large-group plenary session, and move to breakout sessions- attendees can select the presentations they would like to attend. CEs are included in the registration fee for a total of 4 hours each day for a maximum of 8 hours for the 2-day conference
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
