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… Reassuring My Calling Annelise Wilp Organizational Communication and … to go. So, I applied and hoped for the best, not realizing how my week in the DR would impact my life for years to …

… My Octopus Teacher Nature is always teaching us something. … documentary My Octopus Teacher, which I learned about from an interview that the nature filmmaker Craig Foster did …

… How an Engineer’s Life is Made Danielle (Boyd) Killoran, B.S.’12, is living in a … least that is how she describes her career since graduating from WMU’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences paper … was probably the coolest process I have seen thus far! And, I’ve watched cars being made that are still not …

… My Transition from WMAA to WMU Published by Dennis Muli on Wed, Oct 05, 2016 Aviation High School Hello my …

… My Pantry allergen Accommodations and Individualization   My Pantry is an access-controlled area in the Valley Dining Center … discuss what kind of accommodations you require, determine how your needs can best be met with Dining Services, and …

… Location WMU's Automotive Laboratory is located inside Floyd … address for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences is 4601 Campus Drive, Kalamazoo, MI 49008 light left …

… Location Western Michigan University Senior Day Services is …

… Archive Back to Campus Fall 2025 New Graduate Teaching Assistant Training New Graduate Teaching Assistant Training The … facilitating their connections to scaffolding available from faculty colleagues, our institution as a whole, and … for courses in the age of AI. This session explores how instructors can address AI in their classrooms. We begin …

… Transfer to WMU from Kalamazoo Valley Community College Kalamazoo Valley … College and Western Michigan University have an established transfer partnership. Our goal is to help you maximize your time at KVCC and ensure your …

… How studying abroad enriched my life and college experience   My name is Stephanie Truitt, and I’m a second year Art and Spanish … of studying abroad. Here are five of the things I took away from the trip.  1. INCREASED INDEPENDENCE  There’s nothing …