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WMU Humanities Center puts focus on urban food in presentation

News

… may advance goals in public health, economic development, social justice and ecological sustainability. The theme for … designed to help people reflect on a global culture of war, social injustice and environmental calamity, and the …

https://wmich.edu/news/2016/03/30961

Music Therapy Clinic

Music Therapy

… verbal and non-verbal methods of self expression. Increase socialization by providing instruction or age-appropriate … non-musical goals (motor, communication, cognitive, social skills, and enhancement of emotional health) while …

https://wmich.edu/musictherapy/clinic

Championing diversity and innovation

College of Arts and Sciences

… WMU was fueled by the commitment to education of her hard-working single parent. "There was no question about it - I … her to believe politics "wasn't for me," but she loved the work, and credits Upton with providing her a major career … email was still a novelty. During her more than six years working with Upton, Moore earned a master's degree at George …

https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/news/2025/05/cas-magazine-moore

M.A. in Workforce Education and Development

Family and Consumer Sciences

… M.A. in Workforce Education and Development Apply now Request info … online, and hybrid. The 30-credit Master's degree in Workforce Education and Development reflects contemporary … trends and critical issues that affect state and national work force development. Depending on the focus area, …

https://wmich.edu/familyconsumer/academics/masters/workforce

Student Spotlight: Jose Ortiz-Martinez – From Soccer Fields to Cybersecurity

Information Technology

… and accessing—it’s more dynamic.” Jose Ortiz-Martinez works as a Tech One at WMU’s Technology Help Desk—helping … become a stepping stone into the tech world, offering valuable experience and people skills that will serve him well … your journey at the  Technology Help Desk  and gain valuable experience while supporting your fellow Broncos! …

https://wmich.edu/it/news/2025/06/jose-ortiz-martinez-it-student-highlight

In the Spotlight

Business Magazine

… that positively affect society through environmental, social and governance actions with their Impact Awards. …

https://wmich.edu/businessmagazine/spotlight2025

College of Arts and Sciences launches COVID-19 research webinar series

College of Arts and Sciences

… various research projects that the college's faculty are working on to better understand the long-term effects of the … and graduate student  Daria Blinova . “Moderators of social isolation and mental health outcomes during COVID-19” … issuing stay-at-home orders and limiting the types of social interactions in which citizens can engage in. …

https://wmich.edu/arts-sciences/covid-19-response-grants-webinar

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Planning, Design and Construction

… 10 user groups, online survey was launched and the first Workshop session with the Space Advisory Committee took … visuals to support the big ideas beginning to develop. Workshop #2 was conducted with the Space Advisory Committee. … stakeholders and at the annual student Bronco Bash. Workshops #3 and #4 were conducted with the Space Advisory …

https://wmich.edu/facilities/pdc/master-plan-about

Leah Omilion-Hodges

School of Communication

… the larger context of organizational communication. Her work explores workgroup dynamics within applied settings to examine the … and communication barriers surrounding end of life. Her work has been featured in venues such as Communication …

https://wmich.edu/communication/directory/omilion-hodges

WMU Study Abroad offers 12 new faculty-led programs

Haenicke Institute for Global Education

… students and the staff's willingness to complete the hard work necessary to bring those programs to fruition," said … abroad programs allow students to take credit-bearing coursework with approved academic objectives under the guidance of … by Dr. Diana Powers-Foltz Dirette Culture, Diversity and Social Justice in Spain —led by Dr. Dee Sherwood and Dr. …

https://wmich.edu/news/2019/01/50400