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B.F.A. with an Emphasis in Metals/Jewelry
Gwen Frostic School of Art
… Overview The Metals/Jewelry program invites students to explore material and technique through a diverse range of … through historic and experimental processes that combine craft-based metalsmithing techniques with emerging … courses have a significant amount of demonstrations combined with slide lectures and discussions on readings …
https://wmich.edu/art/academics/metals-jewelry
Happy Pride 2023!
Medieval Institute Publications
… Literatures series that explore what it has meant to be queer through the ages. Happy Pride! Medieval … of Carolyn Dinshaw, 'for partial, affective connection, for community, for even a touch across time.' ... These essays … these works; and to support the work of our authors and welcome new authors to publish with us. "Medieval Futurity" is …
https://wmich.edu/medievalpublications/blog/2023/06/futurity
Faculty Externships
STEM Workforce Collaboratory
… Faculty Externships The STEM Faculty Externship Program is a competitive 4 to 8 week immersive summer experience for WMU faculty to … seek to connect individual faculty with STEM expertise and companies or entities conducting similar work. Externs are …
https://wmich.edu/stem/facultyexternships
WMU, Honeywell showcase campuswide energy initiatives
News
… and Western Michigan University joined forces Oct. 23 to celebrate national Campus Sustainability Day by … is currently making in more than 50 WMU facilities. The company and University have entered into an agreement to … performance contract. These efforts are part of the WMU's commitment to the American College and University …
https://wmich.edu/news/2013/10/10592
Speech students work with Senior Day Services guests
Disability Services and Adult Wellness Programs
… Sciences works on a craft with a participant, focusing on communication. Each semester, Allison Mezo, Aphasia Communication Enhancement Speech Clinician at the Western … Clinics assigns four speech-language pathology students to provide communication support at WMU's Senior Day …
https://wmich.edu/disabilitycenter/speechsds
Program Manager Essential Needs
Human Resources
… General summary Oversees and implements programs designed to meet the essential needs of University students. Works to … wellness and essential needs models to inform and guide comprehensive programs and services for students in need. … of the program. Excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work effectively with all …
https://wmich.edu/hr/employees/staff/jobdescriptions/010834
Registering with ClinicalTrials.gov Policy
Policies
… at ClinicalTrials.gov, a publicly-accessible registry, to promote responsible dissemination of information about clinical trials to the public, ensure compliance with pertinent Federal and State law and funding … and report results information to ClinicalTrials.gov. To comply with FDAAA, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) …
https://wmich.edu/policies/registering-clinicaltrials
Hello World
Admissions
… by nature, and you know that the well-being of your community is directly tied to the health of every living thing on Earth Click here to … American and African Studies Anthropology Biology Chemistry Communication Studies Computer Science Digital Media and …
https://wmich.edu/admissions/helloworld
Our Past: Gold Standard 2020
University Strategic Plan
… 2020 The Gold Standard 2020 A broad-based team of campus community members was charged to assist Western Michigan University in revising its … charge from WMU's senior leadership in September 2015 and completed the charge in March 2016. Its members represented …
https://wmich.edu/strategic/our-past-gold-standard-2020
Comic book art on display at Richmond Center
News
… Comic book art on display at Richmond Center Submitted by … Arts on the campus of Western Michigan University. "Pencil to Print: Process and Production in the Silver Age of … as a goodwill gesture from the company, and saved many thousands of pages of comic art from being lost or destroyed. …
https://wmich.edu/news/2012/02/164