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… Fall begins with new leadership at CHHS CHHS Dean Ron Cisler On university campuses, fall is a time of new … himself to students in and around the college. Earlier this month, he took the opportunity to volunteer as a Bronco …

… Rethink Smart launches, resonates with our audiences Dear colleagues, After months in creative development, Rethink Smart’s purpose , well-being and career-readiness messaging launched in September at the …

… Q and A with Pat Gray: On crafting the finance department for … Gray, B.B.A.’89, began working in public accounting in 1990 with local firms, and earned his CPA license in 1993. He … goal was to send an e-mail every business day during the month. The first week revolved around the company 401(k). …

… ‘An exciting time’ for Western students to return, live on … 25 . "We are excited to see so many students coming to live with us for the first time or, in many cases, living with us again! It is an exciting time,” says Steven C. …

… College supports community with second annual day of service Submitted by Chris Hybels on Staff … helped students write clues for the blind date with a book fundraiser. Faculty and students from the child …

… Sunday in the Park with George Program SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE Music and Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM    Book by JAMES LAPINE …

… Building Your Future with Lee Honors College: Diana Hernández Payano Profile When Diana Hernández Payano … time as a student. Diana’s first honors college course was with Anthony Helms, Interim Assistant Dean and Director of …

… WMU partners with local tribes to create tribal governance graduate certificate Submitted by Anonymous (not … of the tribal governance certificate occurred at an event with the WMU Native American Affairs Council and assistant …

… Wrenching Wings and Gearing for Professional Growth with Dr. Gail Rouscher … defy the law of gravity. "My interest in aviation started with the Navy," she says.  "I wanted to do something …

… Stay on trend and dive deeper with help from your library With one foot still on campus and the other ready to step …