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… of physics, died March 3 . He was 86. Soga, a native of Japan, joined the physics faculty in 1968 and transitioned to a … teaching load in 1986 to serve part time as an administrative officer for what is now the Haenicke Institute for …

… Martial arts obsession inspires Japanese research focus Celebration dinner at the hotsprings … waterfall practice Studying martial arts and teaching English as a second language as a young man in Japan provided a …

… Wings of Resolve: The Air Force Journey of WMU Aviation … and Retired Air Force Officer Tracy Smiedendorf during his WMU Commencement in 1983 During a 27-year career in the … at 13 bases, including other overseas deployments to Japan, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar.  More often …

… Coney B.B.A.’12 Aaron Coney B.B.A.’12, has crafted expertise in relationship and brand building that began with his experiences on WMU’s campus. After graduating with a …

… Climate Change Working Group The fight for climate action is for everyone! Join us! Learn More The WMU Climate Change Working Group is an interdisciplinary group of faculty, staff, student and …

… Alumnus Gang Chen is making strides in AI and machine learning Submitted by Lindsey … University computer science alumnus, Gang Chen , M.S.’98, is making strides in some of the fastest moving industries …

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… Don’t Appear on a Checkride: Nick Garrod reflects on flying, learning, and what really matters after 20 years in … Bronco Tracy Smiedendorf Bronco in the Sky: How WMU Took This Pilot from Jackson to Jet Set Wrenches and Wings: Morgan Boyd’s Mission to Keep Aviation Soaring The Hagan Hangar: A Family’s …

… Interdisciplinary Research Initiative Grant About The Interdisciplinary …

… Experience-Driven Learning Venture Grants WMU provides a holistic, … instruction paired with application in live situations. It is in our DNA. Nine of 10 graduate and undergraduate …