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Max Lampert fuels up for his future

Haworth College of Business

… Max Lampert fuels up for his future Submitted by Janine Adamski on KALAMAZOO, Mich.— … world, Lampert is buzzing with anticipation for what his future holds. “I’m most looking forward to further … for supplier selection. This experience made me excited for what lies ahead on my professional path.” Throughout his

https://wmich.edu/business/news/2025/01/supply-chain-managementmax-lampertford-motor-companyinternship

Megan Taylor’s online community

Haworth College of Business

… companies like Nike for their impactful campaigns, Taylor is ready to take on advertising and promotion once she … from the show suited them best,” says Taylor. “We learned what titles were the most eye catching and how to create … with users and understanding how their words impacted what we would post,” she says. Honing in her skills in the …

https://wmich.edu/news/2022/12/70033

Freshwater studies graduate already making a splash in his field

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… Freshwater studies graduate already making a splash in his field Submitted by Erin Flynn on "What I love most about the water is it contains a whole new … his career—donning his cap and gown on a paddleboard in Higgins Lake in Roscommon, Michigan, where his freshwater …

https://wmich.edu/news/2020/06/60101

Student skin care company claims entrepreneurship award

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… identify which ingredients can irritate sensitive skin is her inspiration for Transparent Beauty Company. … KALAMAZOO, Mich.—When you have sensitive skin, the struggle to find products that work well for you is very real. … available that nobody had developed a way to keep track of what products a person has tried and how it worked for them …

https://wmich.edu/news/2021/07/64816

In pursuing MBA, Jacobi Wright’s career takes flight

Haworth College of Business

… by Amy Coughenour on Jacobi Wright on a bike during his study abroad trip to Portugal KALAMAZOO, Mich. — After … and marketing experience, I like how I can easily take what I am learning and apply it the next day.” Having been a … and in his own educational experience, Wright reflects on what being a part of the WMU community has taught him. …

https://wmich.edu/news/2023/09/72876

Western celebrates cultural diversity during virtual International Festival

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… the southwest Michigan community to experience in just one visit to Western's campus. While the pandemic still prevents … on three topics that are universally important to all of us—what we eat, what we wear and how we have fun," says Zagalo-Melo.  Tune …

https://wmich.edu/news/2021/03/63694

Engineering professor elected vice chair of worldwide computing society

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences

… groups and their over 220 annual conferences worldwide. He is also a non-voting member of the organization’s board of … and approaches on where the computing field is headed, what the push will be in the next 5 to 30 years and what different policies are being formulated by various …

https://wmich.edu/news/2022/01/66831

Spring 2025 student exhibit

University Libraries

https://wmich.edu/library/news/2025/02/student-exhibit-spring-2025

WALI helps expand access to space education

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences

… (left to right): Carlos Zamorano, Douglas Adams, Dr. Kristina Lemmer, Larissa McKenzie, Ryan Barker and Luke … is spurred by people who look to the stars and dream of what remains to be discovered. And those inspired people are … team projects. From this experience, she had an idea of what it could do for WALI. “What if we took all of this

https://wmich.edu/news/2024/01/73466

Book clubs examine college admissions, immigration, medical establishment's treatment of Black Americans

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… Book clubs examine college admissions, immigration, medical establishment's treatment of … Michael Sandel’s award-winning The Tyranny of Merit: What's Become of the Common Good? Why do we think that … If we think merit plays too big a role in our lives, what other options do we have? Participants will explore …

https://wmich.edu/news/2021/09/65599