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Making Walking Safer for Pedestrians
College of Arts and Sciences
… Making Walking Safer for Pedestrians By Elena Meadows College of Arts and Sciences Staff Writer Ron Van … placed one on the edge and one on the centerline of a road near a crosswalk to catch drivers’ attention and get them to …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/news-vanhouten-safer-walking
Fast-tracking dreams into reality: Urban Teacher Residency Program a ‘blessing’ for one of cohort’s first graduates
W Magazine
… Residency Program. Alumna Koretta King-Jackson looks forward to seeing the smiling faces in her kindergarten class at the Discovery Enrichment Center in Benton Harbor Area Schools. Koretta …
https://wmich.edu/news/2022/11/69855
WLC Bonus Challenge Sign up
West Hills Athletic Club
… 8 a.m. This month is all about YOU: Feb- YOU -ary. Take a moment to focus on self-care and have fun while reflecting on … extra Bonus points. Only $10 for WLC participants! (50% off member price) Status message Sorry… This form is closed to new submissions. Leave …
https://wmich.edu/westhills/wlcbonus
Final Exams
Registrar's Office
… Final Exams From the American Association of University Professors contract with Western Michigan University regarding Final Exams: 38.§3 FINAL EXAMINATIONS. In every class … (which shall be set aside for final examinations), or at or near the scheduled conclusion of the session. The final …
https://wmich.edu/registrar/calendars/exams
English Professor and Poet Has Long Been Moved by Russia
College of Arts and Sciences
… the Russian Festival, said putting on the event this year was essential. “As the political relationship between the … our peoples and our cultures.” Rypma presented a multimedia reading from her collection of poems, Looking for the … mirrors located in the Catherine Palace of Tsarskoye Selo near St. Petersburg. Originally constructed in 1701 in the …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/rypma-0
Local alumna selected for fellowship, to study parasitology in Israel
College of Arts and Sciences
… in Israel Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Warburton KALAMAZOO, Mich.—A recent Western Michigan … graduate, will study the fitness costs of parasitism in Meriones crassus, a desert rodent, which is native to the … Indiana and during a part-time job at a veterinary clinic near South Bend, Indiana. The vet clinic led her to take a …
https://wmich.edu/news/2015/10/26915
Gearing up for the grind: Skateboard-loving student ready to roll into WMU's kinetic imaging program
First-Year Faces
… of places to skateboard around Western's campus, including to the Richmond Center for Visual Arts, a hub for … Miller Fountain and exploring the place he'll soon call home. "I'm just really looking forward to having my own schedule and finding new things to do …
https://wmich.edu/firstyearfaces/news/2025/07/class-2029-yoyo-rodriguez-vargas-kinetic-imaging
Bringing social issues to light
College of Arts and Sciences
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/billings-storytelling
Learning to lead from inside
News
… businesses change to fit the growing needs of their consumers, company values are changing, too. And many … organization." Kautz has worked for large companies like Adidas and TaylorMade, focusing on building cultures of innovation, but he knew he wanted to take his skills to the next level. "I really …
https://wmich.edu/news/2019/04/53033
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 … frequently in his career as a geologist. His many achievements in unearthing mineral deposits started with a solid geological …
https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/steininger