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Old Sangren Hall demolition to cause EduCable outages

News

… than one hour . Exceptions include the Goldsworth Valley residence halls and apartments, which may experience a …

https://wmich.edu/news/2012/10/1961

Scholarships

Richmond Institute for Design and Innovation

… Innovation also offers portfolio-based scholarships.  The Interior Architecture and Design portfolio scholarships … design program.  Students will be eligible for scholarship awards of distinction to recognize their efforts and … Faculty and administration will notify students of an awarded scholarship within their acceptance letter.  …

https://wmich.edu/designinstitute/scholarships

Kim Larrow

Cold Case Program with Michigan State Police

… The Crime Kim Larrow, a teen from southeast Michigan, was last seen on June 8 th , 1981, at Stroh’s Ice Cream … in Hines Park in Canton, MI, but never showed up.  She was not reported missing for days and her mother was … prior to her disappearance, Kim had moved from her father’s residence in Dundee to her mother’s residence in Canton. …

https://wmich.edu/coldcase/cases/kim-larrow

Sessions planned to explore Goldsworth Valley dining project

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… design process. Additional sessions will be scheduled midway through the process, likely in June, and at the end of … and pedestrian areas into the building Benefits for valley residence hall students About the Valley Residential … The Valley Residential Community at WMU includes six residence halls in three complexes that were completed …

https://wmich.edu/news/2014/02/13558

Prioritizing access and a top-tier education, WMU board sets 2024-25 tuition

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… where students can apply their knowledge,”  WMU President Edward Montgomery says.   The tuition and required fees set … vote conducted by the Western Student Association, there was strong interest in increasing the fee due to significant … meeting. Effective this fall, room and board at Western’s residence halls will rise by 5%. The rates at Stadium Drive …

https://wmich.edu/news/2024/06/wmu-board-sets-2024-25-tuition

Dr. David Szabla

Education Leadership, Research and Technology

… will unfold in a new era of profound shifts in the way its members sense, think, and act. Books – Chief Editor  … of Methods in Organizational Change Research. Edward Elgar Publishing.  This handbook is a new addition to … of Management Conference, Management Consulting Division, Atlanta, GA. Szabla, D. B. (2016, August). Creating …

https://wmich.edu/leadership/academics/organizational-change-leadership/ocl/ocl-faculty/david-szabla

Light Center Research Grants fund a global art project, a book translation and tourism and development research

Haenicke Institute for Global Education

… Geography and Sustainability, as recipients of this year’s awards.      Global Art Wilson will use the funds to travel to Taiwan this summer, where he will be an artist in residence at the Treasure Hill Artist Village . He plans to …

https://wmich.edu/global/news/2024/11/grantawards

Scott Boerma

University Bands

… Symphony and Western Winds. Prior to this appointment, he was the Associate Director of Bands, Director of the … the University of Michigan. Before those positions, Boerma was the Director of Bands at Eastern Michigan University, … & Bugle Corps. From 2008–13, he arranged for the Spirit of Atlanta Drum & Bugle Corps. Additionally, Boerma has …

https://wmich.edu/universitybands/directory/boerma

MSW Handbook

School of Social Work

… course relevant to their degree or apply them towards a specialization. Most specializations fit within the  … must be approved by the Associate Director, and then forwarded to the chair of the curriculum committee for further … Manager of Recruitment and Outreach informed of changes of residence and/or employment after graduation.  Advising: …

https://wmich.edu/socialwork/mswhandbook

Student lock-in for diversity Saturday night at rec center

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… sponsored by student organizations such as Cordao De Ouro, Residence Hall Association, Latino Student Alliance, and …

https://wmich.edu/news/2012/03/282