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From Kent (WA) to Kalamazoo (MI), Jennifer Nguyen’s Medallion Journey Takes Flight

College of Aviation

… From Kent (WA) to Kalamazoo (MI), Jennifer Nguyen’s Medallion Journey … and immediate family were on the wrong side of the Vietnam War, which forced many of their peers to leave the home … a rock-centered eye on an aviation career — just an awareness that something had to, or was going to, happen.  …

https://wmich.edu/aviation/news/2024/04/nguyen

Jeff Breneman

Government Relations

… External Relations Office (269) 387-2071 Mobile (269) 716-0400 Send an email Location 3010 Seibert Administration … careers, but for a lifetime of community leadership and stewardship.   Jeff is a committed advocate for free speech, … Community. He received Heterodox Academy's Open Inquiry Award in 2022, and in 2025 WMU was recognized with the same …

https://wmich.edu/government/directory/breneman

Breakthrough fish research makes waves in evolutionary theory

News

… Breakthrough fish research makes waves in evolutionary theory Submitted by Erin Flynn on … the lineage of fish species in Australia and New Guinea was just published in the prestigious journal Proceedings of … from 12 institutions in the United States, Australia and Papua New Guinea collaborated on the project.   The research …

https://wmich.edu/news/news/2026/10/fish-research-evolutionary-theory-devin-bloom

Mustafa Mughazy

World Languages and Literature

… in Arabic Editing Medieval mystical poetry Mughazy was the recipient of the 2019 College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Achievement Award in Research and Creative Activity. Books Dīwān Ghurrat … d’archéologie orientale. 2021. Kitāb Dustūr al-gharā ʾ ib wa-ma ʿ dan al-ragh āʾ ib and Related Texts, Mughazy, …

https://wmich.edu/languages/directory/mughazy

Bade Shrestha

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

… 2016. He is the recipient of the Mitsui Babcock Energy Award for the best fundamental scientific paper published in … combustion engines Fuel cells and lithium ion batteries Renewable and sustainable energy development Combustion, … and S. O. Bade Shrestha, 2014, “Combustion Modeling of Landfill Gas Fueled Spark Ignition Engine Performance”,  SAE …

https://wmich.edu/mechanical-aerospace/directory/shrestha

Joshua Yoweni’s Voyage of Vowels: Aviation, Excitement, Indonesia, Obstacles, and University

College of Aviation

… Joshua Yoweni, who, if he goes home, travels to Jayapura, Papua -- Indonesia's largest province on the northern coast … Christmas visit back home to Jayapura, Papua, in 2018. This was his last visit with his father before his passing in July, 2021 "When I was a little kid as I was being fed," says the 2013 graduate …

https://wmich.edu/aviation/news/2023/02/yoweni

Missionary Magic – Tommy Pagawak’s Path from New Guinea to WMU

College of Aviation

… Missionary Magic – Tommy Pagawak’s Path from New Guinea to WMU Submitted by Tom Thinnes … is the best form of advertising and the most effective way to spread a message. On the other side of the world, … in New Guinea, specifically the western province known as Papua. His home community is Sentani. Serving that part of …

https://wmich.edu/aviation/news/2019/12/pagawak

Broncos advance to CCHA championship versus Michigan

News

… the puck around to Garrett Haar and the freshman blue-liner took off down the ice. Just as he was getting to the goal line at the Miami end, he fired a … board and a Miami defenseman misplayed the puck and Crew was off to the races. He caught up to the puck at the top of …

https://wmich.edu/news/2012/03/254

Free at-home COVID-19 test kits distributed throughout campus

Sindecuse Health Center

https://wmich.edu/news/2022/09/69214

Graduate student research aims to streamline recycling

News

… bins. Located in Brown Hall, the bins are part of a pilot waste collection program that includes the removal of … classrooms and new signage to help students separate the waste items that can be recycled from the ones that are destined for landfill. They are the result of an ongoing research study …

https://wmich.edu/news/2012/05/580