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WMU food marketing program wins industry award
Haworth College of Business
… WMU food marketing program wins industry award Submitted by Stacey Lowis on Dr. Russell Zwanka teaching WMU food marketing students KALAMAZOO, … Student outcomes in the program speak for themselves. 100% of food marketing graduates are working or continuing …
https://wmich.edu/business/news/2024/12/progressive-grocer-impact-award
Politics played a role in pandemic shelter-in-place orders, WMU researchers find
News
… and completely shut down. The actions have ignited a tug-of-war between public health and economic prosperity, between … liberties. And while the health and prosperity of citizens was at the heart of each state leader’s emergency management … was resistance to compulsory vaccinations for Smallpox 100 years ago, and the Supreme Court stepped in to clarify …
https://wmich.edu/news/2020/10/61626
WMU recognized again as a top university for sales education
Haworth College of Business
… of success when it comes to student success measures, with 100% of students employed within three months of graduation and 100% of graduates reporting job satisfaction with their …
https://wmich.edu/news/2022/04/67928
Bronco Marching Band: An instrumental part of Western history
W Magazine
… on Bronco Marching Band members charge onto the field at Waldo Stadium. As her parents revealed long ago, Bronco … members in the 1980s. “That's the big joke … because dad was in finance and my mom was a communications major. So, … SEASONS In 2021, the Bronco Band hit the century mark—100 seasons playing the alma mater and the fight song in its …
https://wmich.edu/news/2022/05/68141
Who’s the Bos – in the world of Aviation it will soon be Joseph!
College of Aviation
… Once back on the college's Battle Creek campus, Bos was on the dispatch team where he learned the nitty-gritty … each aircraft's flight time, and when to plan aircraft maintenance. Next stop was another stint with an airport's fixed-base operator -- …
https://wmich.edu/aviation/news/2023/11/bos
1,000 food professionals from across the world expected to attend The FMC
Haworth College of Business
… leading companies that attend the conference. Dr. Russell Zwanka “We are thrilled with the lineup of top speakers from … is the place to be March 25 and 26,” says Dr. Russell Zwanka , director of the WMU food marketing program. “With … and recognition. Annually, the conference raises more than $100,000 for student scholarships and experience-driven …
https://wmich.edu/business/news/2025/02/food-marketing-conference
Take Offs and Touchdowns with Alex Toger – Flying High as a College of Aviation Alumni and Current Endeavor Air Pilot
College of Aviation
… epitome of "Once a WMU College of Aviation ambassador, always one," even though the higher-education chapter of his … him "how to deal with and answer questions that might not always have the desired response while giving tours and … delays on the ground -- such as passengers boarding or maintenance delays -- are very helpful to the crew." Of …
https://wmich.edu/aviation/news/2022/07/toger
Western View sign-up in progress for next year
News
… per-bedroom rental rates include parking, Bronco Fix-It maintenance, water, waste removal, recycling service, basic cable television and …
https://wmich.edu/news/2012/09/1309
Lester F. Baird Jr. obituary
News
… Lester "Frank, Hot Rod" Baird , a former pipefitter in the maintenance services unit of the Department of Facilities … at Western Michigan University, died Aug. 20 . He was 66. Baird joined the WMU staff in 1987 and retired … and doing welding as assigned. Earlier in his career, he was a boilermaker who built nuclear and conventional power …
https://wmich.edu/news/2015/09/26492
U.S. News ranks WMU health programs among best in nation
News
… health disciplines garnered top-50 ratings, while a seventh was included in the top-100 of such programs. The latest rankings put both of WMU's … ranked, while WMU's OT program in Grand Rapids, which was established in 2009, was ranked No. 36. The University's …
https://wmich.edu/news/2012/05/605