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Giving Back Gold
College of Arts and Sciences
… Back Gold Dr. Roger Steininger (B.S.’64, Geology) has always had a passion for gold. Even beyond his years as a Bronco, he was making new gold discoveries frequently in his career as … right direction, and gave me a good shove when I needed it. By establishing this scholarship, it is an opportunity to …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/steininger
Alumni Perspectives
Haworth College of Business
… estate brokerage. “The mindset of ‘this is how we’ve always done it’ should be a thing of the past,” Newton notes. With the baby boomer generation continuing to leave the workforce, she … that celebrates the beauty of Black culture through music and art. “To those who are starting their own …
https://wmich.edu/business/alumni2023
Certification Procedures
Registrar's Office
… GI education benefits at two specific times, as determined by VA. This change is intended to minimize overpayments and … the "dual certification" method for student veterans, whereby the institution first certifies enrollment with tuition …
https://wmich.edu/registrar/students/veterans/certification
Medical Surveillance Program
Environmental Health and Safety
… limit for chemicals--either 8-hour time-weighted averages (TWA’s) or short-term exposure limits (STEL’s) to which no … the medical consultation and examination Must be performed by or under the direct supervision of a licensed physician …
https://wmich.edu/ehs/policies/medical-surveillance
Lee Honors College Dismissal Appeal Form
Lee Honors College
… standing as well as your plans to be successful going forward. Letters may be written by health care professionals, academic advisors, professors, …
https://wmich.edu/honors/appeal
Study Abroad Funding Sources
Lee Honors College
… scholarship for Pell Grant recipients, language awards, and unique scholarships for specific programs, visit … a globalized world on campus, in the classroom, and abroad! By earning points toward Global Bronco, Global Explorer, and Global Citizen …
https://wmich.edu/honors/sa-funding-sources
Kirstin LaDuke
First-Year Faces
… but I think mainly what pushed me to go into (education) was to spark change.” The Richland, Michigan, native has … “Seeing what (my mom) kind of went through and how she was kind of treated as a teacher, I definitely wanted to … kids,” she says. LaDuke will begin her journey for reform by entering the College of Education and Human Development …
https://wmich.edu/firstyearfaces/kirstin-laduke
Facilities
Upjohn Center for the Study of Geographical Change
… near major roads and the intersection of two interstate highways, mid-way between Detroit and Chicago, with ready access to an … light is filtered and surface temperatures rise by no more than 1°C during the sweep of the scan. All our …
https://wmich.edu/geographicalchange/facilities
Sociology Students Visit Prison Museum
College of Arts and Sciences
… in Jackson, Michigan. The only prison exhibit within the walls of an operating penitentiary, Cell Block 7 is not a … of convicts have served hard time. Students, accompanied by WMU sociology professor, Aaron Kinzel, walked the same corridors, visited the same cells and passed …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/sociology-prison-museum
Research
Political Science
… (University of Alabama Press), which won the 1999 V.O. Key Award as the best book on southern politics. He has authored … funding and conceptions of research and knowledge in postwar political science. Dr. Gunther Hega , a native of … Equality: A Global Comparison (Routledge 2023) was funded by a National Science Foundation grant. Dr. Mahendra …
https://wmich.edu/politics/research