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Non-Discrimination Policy

Policies

https://wmich.edu/policies/non-discrimination

Exemplars of engaging education honored with Distinguished Teaching Award

News

… Exemplars of engaging education honored with Distinguished Teaching Award Submitted by Erin Flynn on KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Whether … the utmost dedication, passion, and excellence in teaching, setting a standard for us all,” says  Dr. Julian Vasquez …

https://wmich.edu/news/news/2024/09/whitney-decamp-timothy-palmer-dee-sherwood-named-2024-distinguished-teaching

Photo Gallery: Campus car parade shows off Bronco pride

W Magazine

… from WMU's campus car parade on Oct. 10, 2020. President Edward Montgomery and his wife, Kari, stand with the … reimagined homecoming week with a nod to past traditions: a campus car parade. The event Saturday, Oct. 10, … alumni, judging decked-out cars and spirit zones set up by WMU organizations and departments along the way. …

https://wmich.edu/news/2020/10/62307

Hustle matters: Q&A with Aaron Coney

Marketing

… has crafted expertise in relationship and brand building that began with his experiences on WMU’s campus. After … of the most interesting experiences I’ve had in my career was landing a presentation design contract with Disney … as accomplishments I’m most proud of, on March 9, 2018, I set a career goal to book 15 guests at a Comic-Con and gave …

https://wmich.edu/marketing/coney2020

Honorary Degree Policy

Policies

… accolades. Western Michigan University (WMU) intends to award honorary degrees on a selective basis to exemplary individuals who merit distinguished recognition for genuine … WMU may bestow, nominees must meet the expectations set forth below. 4.3 Current WMU employees, current WMU …

https://wmich.edu/policies/honorary-degree

Preparing to prosper: Broncos get resume-worthy experience through internships

News

… through internships Submitted by Erin Flynn on Hannah Kalleward, center, is helping develop safety procedures for … innovative impacts on their industries while gaining extraordinary knowledge both in and out of the classroom. Md Marsad … of, so they were willing to hire me," he says. The strong set of skills he built in Western's program, in addition to …

https://wmich.edu/news/2022/08/68872

Alexis Brown: Achieving Excellence in Aviation

College of Aviation

… it came to a career in aviation, Alexis Brown always seemed to know she was on the right "track." During … able to see and do.  Those two experiences hooked me." Thus did a match made in heaven lead Brown to a career reaching … he has taught me," she says.  "I really do believe he set a solid foundation in me.  I knew I would always get …

https://wmich.edu/news/2020/04/58976

Supporting libraries through collaboration

University Libraries

… knowledge and research that drives academic excellence and discovery. However, their work doesn’t stop at the campus … that propel state and national library initiatives forward, collaborating with colleagues across Michigan and … the transformative potential of integrating structured datasets into educational curricula. Daria Orlowska, data …

https://wmich.edu/library/updates/2024/02/impact-report-supporting-libraries

College praises tenure of departing longtime dean

College of Education and Human Development

… 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 … compassion and commitment to his colleagues and our youth set him apart. I cannot thank him enough for all he has …

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

Broadway star, WMU alumna Marin Mazzie receives posthumous Tony Award

News

… Broadway star, WMU alumna Marin Mazzie receives posthumous Tony … so inspirational to so many as well," says Jay Berkow , director of music theatre performance at WMU. Marin Mazzie … "Ragtime" and "Kiss me Kate." "Her legacy is that she set the standard. She raised the bar," says D. Terry …

https://wmich.edu/news/2019/06/53728