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Brontosaurus will take Western's dinosaur park to new heights
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… dinosaur park to new heights Submitted by Erin Flynn on Jared Lipsey, 8, thinks about making a run for it while checking out the utahraptors. KALAMAZOO, Mich.—There are things you'd expect to see on a college campus: students … allowing visitors to walk among titans of the Triassic, juggernauts of the Jurassic and creatures of the Cretaceous. …
https://wmich.edu/news/2021/06/64382
Western Herald editor wins prestigious national journalism fellowship
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… how it impacts their real lives." By mid-April, fellows are each expected to produce a story for local audiences …
https://wmich.edu/news/2018/02/45225
Dance emerita honored for advocacy
News
… in advancing and supporting dance in the greater Kalamazoo area through volunteerism, philanthropy, artistic … distinguishes the WMU dance program from its peers and prepares students for vibrant professional careers in dance and related fields. WMU recognized her …
https://wmich.edu/news/2018/02/45267
Micro Laser Assisted Machining Device, Micro-LAM
Research and Innovation
… as semiconductors and ceramics, utilizes a laser to heat an area to soften it before it is machined. The rest of the … sparing it from permanent heat damage. Pre-heating the area to be machined significantly reduces fracturing during … method limits the softening effect of the material to the area to be machined and does not heat the entire work piece, …
https://wmich.edu/research/micro-laser
Mobile Counselor Recruitment Tool
Research and Innovation
… Some institutions use a CRM tool for recruiting, but these are expensive and do not interface with mobile, iPad or any … for collection of prospective student data. The software is an inexpensive, stand-alone system that can be … with existing CRM systems. It is extremely efficient compared to a paper-based recruitment process, as the software …
https://wmich.edu/research/mobile-counselor
February 8, 2016
Registrar's Office
… to submit a first work grade. First work grades are entered on the midterm grading worksheet. The midterm …
https://wmich.edu/registrar/notes-2016-02-08
Investment, pandemic pivot spur success for genomics company
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… initially formed a solid foundation in the skin care industry before diversifying into clinical genetic … time, it helped Genemarkers thrive. With demand reaching upward of 20,000 tests per week, the operation grew from … and friends who have started their own ventures in bigger cities missed out on. The Genemarkers staff has grown …
https://wmich.edu/news/2021/05/64148
Spotlight on Jewish Daily Life in Medieval Northern Europe, 1080-1350: A Sourcebook
Medieval Institute Publications
… and various medieval vernaculars into English, was prepared by the Beyond the Elite: Jewish Daily Life in Medieval … and rituals, and how they thought about their lives. There are sources that discuss culinary preferences or details of … period Jews were not usually forced to live in walled-off areas (that were later to be called ghettoes), so Jews and …
https://wmich.edu/medievalpublications/blog/2022/12/jewishdailylife
Dean
College of Health and Human Services
… and substance use. Dr. Cisler's primary research interests are in population health disparities, behavioral health risk … improving urban infant mortality rates and reducing health care disparities. He worked on a team which decreased teen …
https://wmich.edu/hhs/dean
Far out! Researchers at Western testing technology to propel NASA deeper into space
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… NASA deeper into space Submitted by Erin Flynn on Margaret Mooney, left, and Dr. Kristina Lemmer stand with a … to gas to create a charged plasma, powering thrusters to hurl a spacecraft beyond Earth's orbit. While shuttles … of these propulsion systems, and they're actually the biggest failure mechanisms. So figuring out what drives those …
https://wmich.edu/news/2021/03/63430