Events

The Department of Dance presents the annual Winter Gala Dance Concert for one weekend only. Western Michigan University dance students will perform dances by Great Works artist Decidedly Jazz Danceworks and other guest choreographers. Including ballet, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance styles, the concert also features choreography by dance faculty and students. 

This is a hybrid travel CE course in San Juan, Puerto Rico, intended for the professional development of social workers, nurses and case managers.

Rooted in the belief that learning directly from art objects remains absolutely key, the main purpose of the print collection is to enrich the educational experience of Frostic School of Art students, faculty, and staff. A specialized sub-collection within the larger University Art Collection, the print collection was initiated in 1969 by Professor Emeritus Curtis Rhodes and today includes more than 800 works on paper or multiples.

The Department of Dance presents the annual Winter Gala Dance Concert for one weekend only. Western Michigan University dance students will perform dances by Great Works artist Decidedly Jazz Danceworks and other guest choreographers. Including ballet, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance styles, the concert also features choreography by dance faculty and students. 

The Department of Dance presents the annual Winter Gala Dance Concert for one weekend only. Western Michigan University dance students will perform dances by Great Works artist Decidedly Jazz Danceworks and other guest choreographers. Including ballet, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance styles, the concert also features choreography by dance faculty and students. 

The Department of Dance presents the annual Winter Gala Dance Concert for one weekend only. Western Michigan University dance students will perform dances by Great Works artist Decidedly Jazz Danceworks and other guest choreographers. Including ballet, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance styles, the concert also features choreography by dance faculty and students. 

Escape from your studies by playing one of a variety of mini escape room or murder mystery in a box games. Stop by Room 3015 in Waldo Library and solve one or solve them all!

This event is part of Destress From the Tests, a series of stress-reducing activities happening throughout the semester. 

Rooted in the belief that learning directly from art objects remains absolutely key, the main purpose of the print collection is to enrich the educational experience of Frostic School of Art students, faculty, and staff. A specialized sub-collection within the larger University Art Collection, the print collection was initiated in 1969 by Professor Emeritus Curtis Rhodes and today includes more than 800 works on paper or multiples.

Life's Essential 8

February is American Heart Month. This workshop focuses on Life’s Essential 8—key measures for improving and maintaining cardiovascular health, as defined by the American Heart Association. Better cardiovascular health helps lower the risk for heart disease, stroke and other major health problems. Event will be virtual through the  ExperienceWMU link. Register online by Monday, Feb. 13.

Rooted in the belief that learning directly from art objects remains absolutely key, the main purpose of the print collection is to enrich the educational experience of Frostic School of Art students, faculty, and staff. A specialized sub-collection within the larger University Art Collection, the print collection was initiated in 1969 by Professor Emeritus Curtis Rhodes and today includes more than 800 works on paper or multiples.

This is a live, online training. It is a three-day program, February 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.

Rooted in the belief that learning directly from art objects remains absolutely key, the main purpose of the print collection is to enrich the educational experience of Frostic School of Art students, faculty, and staff. A specialized sub-collection within the larger University Art Collection, the print collection was initiated in 1969 by Professor Emeritus Curtis Rhodes and today includes more than 800 works on paper or multiples.

Rooted in the belief that learning directly from art objects remains absolutely key, the main purpose of the print collection is to enrich the educational experience of Frostic School of Art students, faculty, and staff. A specialized sub-collection within the larger University Art Collection, the print collection was initiated in 1969 by Professor Emeritus Curtis Rhodes and today includes more than 800 works on paper or multiples.

Get an introduction to tools to identify potential journals in your field, investigate impact factors for journals, and other information to assess the quality and reputability of journals. Register now.

Come take an art break! Supplies for collaging, painting, and crafting will be available in Room 3015 at Waldo Library every Friday afternoon during the month of February.

This event is part of Destress From the Tests, a series of stress-reducing activities happening throughout the semester. 

Museum is a unique and immersive theatrical experience that will be presented at the Richmond Center for Visual Arts. Perhaps the people next to you are actors, perhaps just guests. All around you are intriguing conversations as the gallery fills.

Rooted in the belief that learning directly from art objects remains absolutely key, the main purpose of the print collection is to enrich the educational experience of Frostic School of Art students, faculty, and staff. A specialized sub-collection within the larger University Art Collection, the print collection was initiated in 1969 by Professor Emeritus Curtis Rhodes and today includes more than 800 works on paper or multiples.

Museum is a unique and immersive theatrical experience that will be presented at the Richmond Center for Visual Arts. Perhaps the people next to you are actors, perhaps just guests. All around you are intriguing conversations as the gallery fills.

Museum is a unique and immersive theatrical experience that will be presented at the Richmond Center for Visual Arts. Perhaps the people next to you are actors, perhaps just guests. All around you are intriguing conversations as the gallery fills.