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Application Form Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics
Family and Consumer Sciences
… paid or volunteer, that you have had that pertains to the field of dietetics. Career Goals (required) State … certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I agree Submit Leave …
https://wmich.edu/familyconsumer/application-form-didactic-program-nutrition-dietetics
Fabrication and Assembly Lab
Engineering Design and Manufacturing
… materials and processes used in fabrication, and it is used to show students how and when to apply these materials and processes in an industrial environment. Fabrication has to do with studying and applying ways to form and connect …
https://wmich.edu/engineering-design-manufacturing/fabrication
Research
Political Science
… engaged in research dealing with American politics, comparative politics, and political theory, broadly … Dame Press), considers a social science that takes fairness to be as basic as interests. He has also published on the … Wolbrecht are the authors of "Counting Women’s Ballots," a comprehensive assessment of women’s voting in the 1920s and …
https://wmich.edu/politics/research
Wretched of the Earth
Study of Ethics in Society
… from racism and colonialism, as well as the obstacles to creating alternative forms of knowledge and social … First 10 sign-ups receive a free book. Fill out this form to register. For more information, go to the Ethics Center's website . …
https://wmich.edu/events/72951
Integrated Science
Academics
… Club and Physics Club. You may also have the opportunity to gain teaching experience through tutoring and working directly with children and youth. Recent … zoos Kalamazoo Biology Chemistry Earth Science Physics Custom URL integrated-science Western Michigan University's …
https://wmich.edu/academics/undergraduate/integrated-science-0
WMU journalism project presents perspectives on guns
College of Arts and Sciences
… project presents perspectives on guns The spring capstone reporting class of the WMU journalism program exhibited … 31 short interviews with Kalamazoo-area residents accompanied by portraits of each source. The interviews … firearms,” said Sue Ellen Christian, the School of Communication professor who guided students through the …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/news-art-hop
Owner of local yoga studio next up in entrepreneurship forum
Haworth College of Business
… on Fiore KALAMAZOO, Mich.—The owner and managing director of a local yoga studio will be the next speaker in the … herself with significant teaching experience since completing her first certification in 2009. Her yoga classes … entrepreneurs and startup success to the greater Kalamazoo community. To learn more about the series, visit …
https://wmich.edu/news/2017/11/43845
Torres Wins National Literature Award
College of Arts and Sciences
… Torres Wins National Literature Award DJ DeLong Creative … history major College of Arts and Sciences, Marketing and Communication student employee Western Michigan University … a professor of Spanish, is a part of the faculty that comes from outside of the United States. Torres has also …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/torres-literature-award
Film 'Queen of the City' debuts at Riviera Theatre
News
… in Three Rivers. The red-carpet event begins with brief comments followed by the showing of part one at 2:30 p.m. … and part two at 5:30 p.m. Produced by William Craft , director of information technology in the Office of Diversity and … dynamics while engaging the audience. It takes familiar DC comics characters and uses parody and homages to classic …
https://wmich.edu/news/2018/04/46049
Buddhist-influenced waka poems are focus of lecture
News
… Buddhist Poetry and the Heian Aesthetic," is free and open to the public. Miller is regarded as an expert on medieval … about the topic of Buddhism, as well as the problems of compiling and translating these poems into English. Miller's … of Japanese Waka in the Heian Period," is forthcoming from the Cornell East Asia Series in 2012. He has …
https://wmich.edu/news/2012/03/246