A personalized wellness tool connecting students to online and campus resources.
94% of students indicate that using the SRC improves their well-being & mental health
750 students participating in 30 club sports
1 only F45 Functional Training studio on a college campus in Michigan
59% of employees participating in Western Wellness
Due to some staffing challenges, the SRC has made the decision to adjust hours for the Summer II session. Please visit our hours page for updated information.
Summer 1 access ends on Wednesday, June 29. Summer 2 access begins on Thursday, June 30. If you are not enrolled in classes for summer 2, then we encourage you to activate your membership now to avoid the long lines next week. Check our hours page for our summer 1 and 2 hours.
Are you looking for an on-campus job for this upcoming fall semester? The SRC is now accepting applications for openings in a variety of positions such as facilities associate, lifeguard, personal trainer, intramural sports official and fitness instructor. For more information or to apply, visit our employment page.
Access to the SRC is included in tuition for all currently enrolled undergraduate students. If you are an undergraduate student and not enrolled for the summer session, then you can activate your SRC membership for $45 per summer session.
SRC access for graduate students is determined by enrollment fees paid for the semester/session. If you were not charged the enrollment fee (graduate students), then you can activate your SRC membership for $45 per summer. That process can be completed by coming to our main office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For questions please call (269) 387-3115.
The WMU Esports Summer camps are an introductory series to competitive Esports. Each camp will consist of 5 days going over topics conducive to the skills needed to excel as an Esports competitor such as communication, teamwork, discipline, and personal development. The WMU Esports Summer Camps are split into two programs aimed toward camper skill levels. The Beginner level camps are only open to middle school participants in grades 6th-8th.
The WMU Esports Summer camps are an introductory series to competitive Esports. The Advanced level camp is a more rigorous curriculum focused on preparing high school participants for collegiate-level competition. The Advanced camp is open to all high school students, but if you have a middle schooler interested in taking the advanced camp, they can be permitted upon review of the camp staff.
As emotional tensions rise in response to political divisions and the growing awareness of social inequities, the art of having Civil Conversations has never been more necessary. In this workshop, we will learn emotional intelligence skills to engage in civil conversations allowing us opportunities to build respectful, truth-seeking bridges toward greater understanding with family, co-workers, neighbors, etc. Don’t miss this chance to make your corner of the world a more welcoming and peaceful place for conversation.
YOU at Western is a personalized web portal connecting students to online tools and campus resources to help support their goals to Succeed, Thrive and Matter at WMU. The innovative digital tool promotes self-reflection, allowing students to be more proactive with their health and well-being in order to make the most of their college experience.
The WMU Esports Summer camps are an introductory series to competitive Esports.
The WMU Esports Summer camps are an introductory series to competitive Esports.
The WMU Esports Summer camps are an introductory series to competitive Esports.
The WMU Esports Summer camps are an introductory series to competitive Esports.
As emotional tensions rise in response to political divisions and the growing awareness of social inequities, the art of having Civil Conversations has never been more necessary.
