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Days Classes Meet - Summer I 2020

Registrar's Office

… session dates May 4:  Classes begin May 8: Last day to drop/add classes June 24:  Summer I session ends June 27: …

https://wmich.edu/registrar/classes-summeri2020

Eval Cafe: Distancing, Minimizing and (Willful) Ignorance: How White Men Maintain Inequity While Believing They Are Working for Change

The Evaluation Center

… $0.00 (FREE) Registration required. Purchase tickets InStock constants/event_status John Akwetey 269-387-5895 Email … their own equity-related activism, they engage in pervasive ways of thinking, speaking, and acting that ultimately work to uphold white and male dominance. They consistently locate …

https://wmich.edu/events/66771

Dr. Borish publishes essay in new book collection

History

… essay in a new collection on sports in New York City’s history called "New York Sports: Glamour and Grit in the Empire … and ethnic identity for young Jewish women and the ways gender and ethnicity shaped the types of sports deemed … swimming and basketball experiences. Congratulations to Dr. Borish on this accomplishment. light left …

https://wmich.edu/history/borishessay

Kevin Wordelman MPA ’13 joins Kalamazoo Nature Center

College of Arts and Sciences

… Nature Center , assuming the newly created position of director of people and culture. In that post, he serves as the champion for resources related to staffing and organizational culture at the nature center, … of human resources within the organization. Wordelman was previously administrator and organizer for two large …

https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/wordelman-kalamazoo-nature-center

WMU Theatre presents SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Theatre

… OTHER By Joshua Harmon   Jordan Berman would love to be in love, but that’s easier said than done. So until he meets Mr. Right, he wards off lonely nights with his trio of close girlfriends. But as singles’ nights turn into bachelorette parties, Jordan discovers that the only …

https://wmich.edu/events/66062

George William Hobbs obituary

News

… died Thursday, March 12 , in Merritt Island, Florida. He was 75. Hobbs was hired as the Broncos' head golf coach in 1965. He also … Drive, in Portage. Remembrances Memorial gifts can be made to Courtney Spring Hospice, Western Michigan University or …

https://wmich.edu/news/2015/06/24788

2019 Department of Management Outstanding Alumni Award

Haworth College of Business

… 2019 Department of Management Outstanding Alumni Award Shaquanda S. Gordon, B.B.A.’01 Vice President, North … joined Gordon Food Service after serving as senior director for human resources at Perrigo Company. She previously … Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce Athena Young Professional Award, which recognized her leadership in her field and the …

https://wmich.edu/business/gordon2019

SLP grad student Tess Donner awarded foundation scholarship

College of Health and Human Services

… SLP grad student Tess Donner awarded foundation scholarship Tess Donner accepts … scholarships, distinguishing her as one of “Michigan's brightest and best graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology … needs. I love meeting new clients, learning their story, and working as a team to help them reach their goals.” …

https://wmich.edu/hhs/tess-donner

Research, Innovation, and Creative Scholarship Celebration Week: Retractions: On The Rise, But Not Enough

Research and Innovation

… in the social and behavioral sciences. Join Retraction Watch co-founder Ivan Oransky as he tells the stories of the sleuths who are finding problems in the … drawing on more than a decade of experience at Retraction Watch. Dr. Oransky is the Editor in Chief of The Transmitter …

https://wmich.edu/events/74917

Mildred K. 'Millie' Hedrick obituary

News

… Western Michigan University librarian, died May 1 . She was 94. Hedrick, of Kalamazoo, had been a librarian at WMU … for seven years and served with the U.S. Navy during World War II. Active in the community, she was a member of the … . Memorial gifts may be made to the American Cancer Society of Southwest Michigan. …

https://wmich.edu/news/2017/05/40211