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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.

An abstract or summary might be considered the most important single element in your proposal.  Giving a strong initial impression of your work is critical. Join us for a Proposal Development Workshop focused on writing a successful Abstract/Summary.  

Dr. James Cousins, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and master faculty specialist of history, and Wessam Abdelaziz, teaching assistant in Arabic
Wednesday, April 14 at noon | LINK TO WATCH

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.

Kathy Purnell, staff attorney for Justice for Our Neighbors and part-time instructor in in the School of Public Affairs and Administration, will be leading discussions of Caste (2020) by Isabel Wilkerson.

This two day workshop/seminar is designed to have participants think about how systems of power and oppression function in our communities and how social movements are central to challenging the power of those systems of power. This offering is built on Synchronous and Asynchronous platforms and offers 12 Social Work CEUs.

The class of 2021 is ready to take their final bow at WMU! Catch this year's capstone projects online.

Note that there are 2 shows: 

Show A includes BFA Graduation Presentation projects by Lauren Janney, Tyler Korff, Caroline Zajac, Martina Reed, Katie Fairman, Kyra Laster, Lauren Smith, and Catera Burgess as well as “bystander” choreographed by guest artist Mike Esperanza and performed by the BFA seniors. 

The class of 2021 is ready to take their final bow at WMU! Catch this year's capstone projects online.

Note that there are 2 shows: 

Show A includes BFA Graduation Presentation projects by Lauren Janney, Tyler Korff, Caroline Zajac, Martina Reed, Katie Fairman, Kyra Laster, Lauren Smith, and Catera Burgess as well as “bystander” choreographed by guest artist Mike Esperanza and performed by the BFA seniors. 

The class of 2021 is ready to take their final bow at WMU! Catch this year's capstone projects online.

Note that there are 2 shows: 

Show A includes BFA Graduation Presentation projects by Lauren Janney, Tyler Korff, Caroline Zajac, Martina Reed, Katie Fairman, Kyra Laster, Lauren Smith, and Catera Burgess as well as “bystander” choreographed by guest artist Mike Esperanza and performed by the BFA seniors. 

Sessions for formal headshots for faculty and staff have been scheduled for spring semester in the lobby of the second floor of the Bernhard Center. Photos are taken on a walk-in basis, and no appointments are needed. View sessions

Discuss considerations for choosing and reusing data, and explore a variety of strategies for locating datasets relevant to your project. Registration requested.

Kathy Purnell, staff attorney for Justice for Our Neighbors and part-time instructor in in the School of Public Affairs and Administration, will be leading discussions of Caste (2020) by Isabel Wilkerson.

Understanding the systems that support youth, positively and negatively, allow parents, relatives, caseworkers, staff, mentors and other supportive adults to effectively engage and advocate for meaningful outcomes that are youth focused. CE's offered: 3 Social Work