Events

Open access is a movement advocating for research to be unrestricted and freely available to all. In this workshop we will present an overview of open access as well as discuss options for openly sharing research, data, and educational resources. We’ll also discuss the specifics of open access publishing and what the advantages and disadvantages are of choosing to publish research as open access. We’ll help you to distinguishing between true open access and “predatory” publishers.

Good intentions collide with absurd assumptions in Larissa FastHorse’s wickedly funny satire, as a troupe of terminally “woke” teaching artists scrambles to create a pageant that somehow manages to celebrate both Turkey Day and Native American Heritage Month.

“This clever satire is something for which to be truly thankful.” – Hollywood Reporter

This specialty job fair is for students majoring in the sciences who seek internships, clinical experiences, or full-time opportunities with employers in the areas of Biomedical, Environmental, Healthcare, Laboratory, Pharmaceutical, Research and Sustainable Brewing.

Student majors include: Biological/Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry/Sustainable Brewing, Family Sciences, Geological and Environmental Sciences, Health and Human Services and Human Development.

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.

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.

stef m. shuster, author of Trans Medicine, will deliver the November 2022 Burian Lecture. The lecture will be offered in-person and will also be livestreamed. An ASL interpreter will be available.

Sponsored by: CHHS Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; WMU Department of Sociology; Center for the Study of Ethics in Society; and the WMU School of Social Work

Begins at noon. University is open until 5 p.m.

No classes. Many WMU offices closed.

No classes. Many WMU offices closed.

We will have a discussion with the author of Follow Me, Friend: a memoir of undiagnosed PTSD, and the healing power of the horse-human relationship regarding her personal experience living for over 25 years with the symptoms of PTSD from childhood sexual abuse she did not consciously remember, and the help she received as an adult through therapeutic interventions and her connection with horses. Then a presentation/discussion on the psychological, emotional, social, and developmental impacts

View information about ceremonies on commencement website.

Most University offices are closed.

Most University offices are closed.

Most University offices are closed.

Most University offices are closed.

Most University offices are closed.

Most University offices are closed.

Most University offices are closed.