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Finding the next best meal: Bartek Scheibe’s road to the food industry
Haworth College of Business
… “I hope to establish an online cooking brand. The goal of the brand is to create revenue from merchandise, … and see if there is a following before spending a lot of time and money?” he mentions. “Social media in my eyes is a … of the Polish Student Association has allowed me to use what I’ve learned in the classroom in creating an …
https://wmich.edu/news/2022/11/69901
WMU professors developing prototype to give doctors extra level of protection against COVID-19
News
… infection of medical personnel and increase the amount of time they are able to work before becoming ill themselves," … personnel are more valuable to us than ever. We have to do whatever it takes (to help them)—the sooner, the better." … and powerless," Kuder says. "So, getting involved in this does give me a little bit of a sense of being able to help …
https://wmich.edu/news/2020/04/58767
Theatre graduate ready for next act, bolstered by support and mentorship
News
… favorite hobby was watching black and gray movies—that's what I would call them—together. Watching musicals, 'Guys … college student. (My family) has had some hard times, been homeless, lived in motels and stuff like that. … in the entertainment industry—but I didn't know if I could go for it," says Taylor, who grew up in Troy, Michigan. "I …
https://wmich.edu/news/2022/04/67925
Pandemic inspires students to create ‘A Moment of Magic’ in myriad ways
News
… mission is to restore the magic of believing at a time when a child needs to just be a kid and remind them to … into hospitals,” McLellan says. “A couple of weeks ago, another chapter president and I livestreamed into a … Magic, you get to see little miracles every day, and that’s what’s so unique about it,” she says. The WMU chapter began …
https://wmich.edu/news/2020/06/59946
LZ Granderson returns to WMU to inspire next generation of journalists
College of Arts and Sciences
… “I’ve taught at USC, Northwestern and University of Chicago, but this is different because it’s home. It only makes … economy and methods of consuming media,” says Granderson. “What we do is what was called upon us by the forefathers. … drunk driving conviction became public. “It was my first time in that environment—it was intoxicating,” says …
https://wmich.edu/news/2023/12/73669
Severe weather closes WMU on Thursday, Feb. 25
News
… for information about those locations. This article will be updated with event cancellations and special hours as … Winter Gala dance concert set for 7:30 p.m. tonight will go on as scheduled. The 7:30 p.m. University Theatre … of “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” is currently planned to go on as scheduled. Campus services Bronco Transit buses …
https://wmich.edu/news/2016/02/30604
WMU grad student wins coveted NEA creative writing fellowship
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… writing fellowships since 1967, providing writers with the time and freedom to pursue their craft. More than 1,100 … so many talented people in Kalamazoo and the town is so supportive of the arts. It's really a great community." The … is language," she says. "I love language and I love seeing what language can make happen in terms of creating …
https://wmich.edu/news/2012/12/3834
Week of Juneteenth events aims to celebrate emancipation, spark conversation
News
… Lives Matter movement and all the protests, all that's been going on around police brutality, I just feel like it's a … be healed," she says. "Activist work is great, too, but sometimes it gets exhausting and we need time to recharge. So, … more aware of themselves as racial beings and we figure out what our role looks like in this fight toward racial and …
https://wmich.edu/news/2021/06/64444
WMU sales students take third at national sales competition
News
… a great way for the Sales and Business Marketing Program to go toe to toe with the other top university sales programs … Kobliska have been meeting twice a week with Eckert, oftentimes more, for practice, Eckert says. They also have put … in on their own. "Ted and Steve could not have represented what selling the WMU way is all about any better," Eckert …
https://wmich.edu/news/2015/04/23291
An electrifying future: Western team charging ahead with energy innovations
W Magazine
… Power outages are happening more frequently and for longer time periods across the country, spurred by the combination … be gradually integrated into the aging grid in a way that doesn’t disrupt the system. That's where Gomez and his … the grid more efficient, more reliable; they are part of what's called 'smart components' because they react to …
https://wmich.edu/news/2022/01/66666