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Product design student a featured artist at Chicago Museum of Science and Industry

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… Collins' necklace, "Pendant of Nada" CHICAGO—Art has always been part of Kendall Collins' life. "I've been drawing since even before I can remember," he says. "I still have a bunch of sketchbooks from … has come a long way from sketching on notebook paper, finding his artwork now on display at the largest science …

https://wmich.edu/news/2021/05/64077

Western students connect with legislators to advocate for environmental policies

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… students connect with legislators to advocate for environmental policies Submitted by Erin Flynn on KALAMAZOO, Mich.—From drinking water and air quality to renewable energy, environmental … had the opportunity to actually have that back-and-forth discussion with a representative myself." A screenshot from …

https://wmich.edu/news/2021/04/64026

Engineers Without Borders student ‘zooms in,’ leveraging technology, teamwork to make the world better

International Student and Scholar Services

… Braaksma on KALAMAZOO , Mich. — Natasha Saiful Andree came to Western Michigan University three years ago to explore her Midwestern roots. She was born in Kalamazoo ; her parents are alumni; and the … assist more than 1,170 international students on campus and nearly 1,000 WMU degree-seeking students studying at partner …

https://wmich.edu/international/news/2024/11/globalnews-2

College praises tenure of departing longtime dean

College of Education and Human Development

… College praises tenure of departing longtime dean Submitted by Nicole Leffler on KALAMAZOO, … a lot,” Li wrote in his email. “Upon his arrival, he immediately began implementing the college’s strategic plan and … the University. Beyond his work within the college, Dr. Li was a strong advocate for the University and our larger …

https://wmich.edu/news/2022/08/68668

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World Religions and Cultures

… News Archives News Archives Congratulations to our award-winning students . Zachary Smith is awarded the Graduate College Department Research and Creative Scholars Award and a January … modern and traditional; Nikko, a cultural heritage site near Tokyo; and Kyoto, a city famous for its ancient …

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Personal Protective Equipment Program

Environmental Health and Safety

… Personal Protective Equipment Program Personal Protective Equipment Program Purpose: … where there is a possibility of hair entanglement, such as near revolving machinery.     c. Approved eye and face … with each department paying at a minimum $75.00 per pair toward the purchase unless other arrangements are provided …

https://wmich.edu/ehs/policies/ppe

A beast of a book: WMU professor translates Godzilla novellas

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… that wreaks havoc on Japan after it is awoken by an underwater hydrogen bomb, the film made waves as both a form of entertainment and as a political commentary of the fear of thermonuclear weapons in Japanese culture. However, despite …

https://wmich.edu/news/2023/11/73605

New WMU enrollment management leader aims to drive student recruitment growth, success

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… New WMU enrollment management leader aims to drive student recruitment … associate vice president for enrollment management, which was effective  Jan. 21. Salomonson brings 17 years of … expertise spans a range of critical areas, including financial aid optimization, strategic planning and …

https://wmich.edu/news/news/2025/01/url-kristen-salomonson-new-associate-vice-president-enrollment-management

Battery research project will support company's clean energy plan

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… and its racks of batteries work. KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Consumers Energy ushered in a new technology Sept. 17 at Western … Energy employees who worked on the project, WMU President Edward Montgomery as well as local legislators and county … power its 15  electric vehicle charging stations located near Miller Auditorium. The massive 50-kilowatt, grid-tied …

https://wmich.edu/news/2018/09/49068