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Far out! Researchers at Western testing technology to propel NASA deeper into space
News
… by Erin Flynn on Margaret Mooney, left, and Dr. Kristina Lemmer stand with a vacuum chamber in Lemmer's lab. The device … shuttles blasting off from Cape Canaveral accelerate toward the sky with explosive chemical reactions, electric … and vocal performance. Taking music classes alongside her scientific studies, she found, helped her excel in the lab. …
https://wmich.edu/news/2021/03/63430
Dewei Qi
Chemical and Paper Engineering
… Kalamazoo MI 49008-5462 USA Ph.D. Physics, University of Waterloo, 1992. Dr. Dewei Qi is a professor in Western … Dewei Qi, Jeffrey Hinkley and Guowei He, “MD simulation of Thermodynamic and mechanical properties of nanotube … Science and Engineering , Volume 21 2002 High Performance Scientific And Engineering Computing Proceedings of the 3rd …
https://wmich.edu/chemical-paper/directory/qi
2012 Rider Colloquium sessions
Rider Colloquium
… 2012 Rider Colloquium sessions Sue Haward, P.T. "Hippotherapy: How Does it Help our Physical … She opened Windridge with 15 acres and a small wooden frame barn. I read about her in the paper and paid her a visit. … so important and the horse movement has yet to be validated scientifically as a therapy tool, we established a research …
https://wmich.edu/ridercolloquium/2012
Borrowing and Request Rules
University Libraries
… University student with a Bronco Card. A WMU faculty member, staff member or retiree with a Bronco Card. A guest … at Western Michigan University and the type of item. Renewals for eligible items may be placed online through your … of these locations at Waldo Library: Book return drop slot near outside doors of the library's front entrance. Inside …
https://wmich.edu/library/borrow/borrowing
Damon Miller
Electrical and Computer Engineering
… A-240 Floyd Hall, Mail Stop 5329 Mailing address Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Western Michigan … Louisville, 1989 B.S., University of Louisville, 1988 Nonlinear circuits and systems Bioinstrumentation including neural electrophysiology Biological and artificial …
https://wmich.edu/electrical-computer/directory/miller
Family Newsletter Hub
Housing and Residence Life
… Family Newsletter Hub Welcome to Housing's Family Newsletter Hub, a one-stop spot to … dates and tips to help you support your Bronco from near or far. You can always find the latest issue here—plus past editions to catch …
https://wmich.edu/familynewsletter
Invested in finance and fashion, business grad found wealth of opportunities at Western
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… Mich.—From financial modeling to modeling on the runway, Western Michigan University student Racheal Mmanga has fashioned a resume packed with industry experiences to help her land her … the driver's seat of a WMU Foundation portfolio, managing nearly $4 million in funds. "The most impactful part of this …
https://wmich.edu/news/news/2024/12/finance-fashion-fall-2024-graduate-racheal-mmanga-employed-voya-investment
Recommended Reads
Walker Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnic Relations
… Recommended Reads Explore the rich tapestry of knowledge with the Lewis Walker Institute's "Recommended Reads." Dive into a carefully curated selection of books that …
https://wmich.edu/walkerinstitute/research/reading
Evan Clifton
Trombone Program
… Trombone Performance (2015) Western Michigan University Why did you choose to attend WMU? I was first introduced to the WMU School of Music because my … and my older brother was a current student. That lead me to attend the Seminar summer program at Western, where I …
https://wmich.edu/trombone/clifton
Activities start Nov. 6 in honor of veterans, military personnel
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… have been planned at Western Michigan University to commemorate Veterans Day on Tuesday, Nov. 11 , as well as to … Red Cross blood drive from 10:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. in Room 1305 of the Activity Therapy Building, which serves as ROTC … and use "wmu" as the sponsor code or call (800) 733-2767. Walk-in donors also are welcome. WMU student veterans from …
https://wmich.edu/news/2014/11/20045