Check out a volunteer book for a one-on-one conversation. As a reader, you can ask questions and learn about the human book’s culture, occupation, ethnicity, faith or other personal characteristics.
Stop by the Human Library event at Waldo Library on Wednesday, Feb. 12, from 4 to 6:30 p.m.
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Western Michigan University will host its second Human Library event for the campus community on Feb. 12. Participants will be able to check out human "books" about widely diverse identities.
University Libraries welcomes Alex Teal to the position of Emerging Technology Specialist. Alex will be responsible for maintaining new and emerging technology services which currently include the VR Lab, Learning Glass Studio, and more.
Mark Tuesday, Feb. 18, on your calendar. Faculty and students are invited to stop by Waldo Library from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and attend presentations on skills to help them in the classroom and with their research projects.
The University Libraries has developed a campus story map that showcases the history of its buildings and growth of Western Michigan University’s campus.
WMU faculty and instructors have been awarded nineteen, $1,000 grants from the University Libraries to adopt open textbooks and content for their courses with savings for WMU students