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… below, please submit your request through WMU 25Live software , which the WMU Registrar's Office manages.  Seminar … Conference Rooms Conference rooms (Rooms 425, 433 and 3501) are first-come-first-served and can seat between 4 and 6 … Rooms Study rooms (Rooms 1402, 2210, 2212, 3436 and 4436) are first-come-first-served. Wellness Rooms Wellness Rooms …

… About Community Living Services Community Living Services are used to maintain or increase a person’s independence … participation, self-sufficiency or productivity. Supports are often provided within the individuals home or in a community setting. Community Living Services are appropriate for adults with intellectual and …

… recent research and findings. Talks and events listed here are part of the Lucia Harrison Colloquium Series unless otherwise noted. These events are open to the general public and all students are encouraged to attend these unique seminars to gain …

… support health center operations by paying tuition. They are not subject to this charge.   light left …

… for Students The Evaluation Lab FAQ's Welcome WMU students! Are you ready to make a meaningful contribution to your … where you'll work on program evaluations for Kalamazoo area nonprofit and public organizations while building skills that will stand out on your résumé.  What are the benefits? WMU student-evaluators receive paid, …

… years, but most importantly, you will be missed for who you are, and the humanity you brought to the position to serve our members with care and unending support. I know you do not like the … The Events Committee looks forward to making this a bigger and better annual event!    Back to top Haenicke …

… and comics studies. Students coming to this degree are granted up to 30 hours credit from their master’s program, and are then required to take ENGL 6150: Literary Criticism and a course in their major area of study (e.g., medieval literature, comics studies). …

… teachers. Students coming to this degree are granted up to 30 hours credit from their master’s program, and are then required to take ENGL 6150: Literary Criticism, a …

… fiction, and playwriting. Students coming to this degree are granted up to 30 hours credit from their master’s program, and are then required to take ENGL 6150: Literary Criticism, a forms course in their genre, one class in their major area (i.e., contemporary poetry, fiction, or playwriting), …

… to be in attendance to establish quorum, as long as there are no Vacant seats, any Vacant seat(s) should be removed …