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In the heart of Samburu

College of Arts and Sciences

… literally littering the roadsides for miles, going up to water points.”  For people like the Samburu, whose … “In the 90s, human subjects research protocols were super small. Mine, I think was a paragraph,” Straight … members of the Samburu community search for a cell phone signal. Straight notes the Samburu are early adaptors of …

https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/news/2025/05/cas-magazine-samburu

Community will engage with world cultures at International Festival

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… Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Many students groups, as well as several University committees and … including a multicultural fashion show. Admission is free, and for a nominal fee, attendees may sample … by international students in campus kitchens under the supervision of WMU Dining Services employees. The …

https://wmich.edu/news/2015/03/22267

Wind and percussion musicians featured at 50th annual festival

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… of quality wind and percussion music. The event is free and is open to the public. Each year the festival …

https://wmich.edu/news/2018/04/46391

Spring 2024 career fairs connect Western students with hundreds of employers

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… 6 . The Western Michigan University-organized events are free and open to the public, although they are tailored to … such areas as aviation, business, health care, integrated supply chain management, IT and liberal arts. Registration is … systems, computer science, data science, product design, integrated supply chain management and all engineering …

https://wmich.edu/news/2024/01/74469

Event set to mark 50th anniversary of King's visit to WMU

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… was in the audience the night King originally spoke. The free public event will offer those attending a chance to …

https://wmich.edu/news/2013/11/11610

Public can review, 'invest in' student innovations at event

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… Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Innovation Day is free and open to the public. KALAMAZOO, Mich.—A Friday, … Now in its seventh year, the event also is part of "Spark Design Week" in Kalamazoo, which will focus on design input … A product which has a significant benefit to a group to which the developers are very familiar. Butt estimates …

https://wmich.edu/news/2014/12/20425

Propelling the next generation of engineers: WALI gives students a shot at space exploration

W Magazine

… "It’s really a confidence booster when (one of them) comes up to our booth, and we’re able to get into an in-depth … Michigan. Students involved in WALI learn how to design, build, launch and operate small satellites, including … their CubeSat design, which they presented to some of the biggest aerospace agencies and companies in Albuquerque, New …

https://wmich.edu/news/2024/02/74818

Canadian Brass Christmas comes to Miller Auditorium

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… brass quintet to what it is today. Canadian Brass is made up of five extraordinary talents: visionary founder, tuba … new frontiers in the world of music performance and keeping up with fans via YouTube , Facebook , Twitter , Instagram … or in person at the Miller Auditorium Ticket Office. Groups of 10 or more can call (269) 387-2312 for special …

https://wmich.edu/news/2017/11/43913

Bolstered by court internship, political science grad prepares for law school

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… pivotal role in developing his passion. She helped set him up with internships to explore potential career options, … he says. "I loved it. It was something I liked waking up early in the morning and doing and actually having a … interning on local political campaigns. Sekich also found support in Lee Honors College and opportunities to grow his …

https://wmich.edu/news/2020/12/62478

Why I give: Bill Thompson

W Magazine

… 50 years, Thompson has been giving to Western, generously supporting WMU Athletics, College of Education and Human … Because his and his late wife's estate plan includes a significant contribution to the University, future … of this contribution," Thompson says. "But we hope our support will help worthy students enjoy the same educational …

https://wmich.edu/news/2022/08/68998