Western Michigan University news and alumni in the news for December 11-17, 2015. This week’s campus photo features the entrance to campus at Stadium and Oliver. Friday, December 18 brought bands of lake effect snow into Kalamazoo, but not quite as much shown in the image above, which was taken in 2008.
Final exams for the fall 2015 semester have been completed. On Saturday, December 19, some 1,800 students will graduate from WMU. Congratulations, Broncos!
This will be last Western Express of 2015; it will return Friday, January 16, 2016.
WMU News
WMU to confer more than 1,800 degrees during fall commencement. Read more.
WMU engages football fans with new Facebook team frame. Read more.
Longtime academic libraries professional will become dean at WMU. Read more.
Many WMU offices closed during holiday recess. Read more.
Bronco Athletics News
Baseball Announces 2016 Season Schedule. Read more.
WMU Engages Football Fans With Facebook Team Frame. Read more.
Men's Basketball Clash at Akron to be Televised on ESPNU. Read more.
Alumni in the News
Larry Massie (BA '72, Anthropology; 'MA '74, History; 77, History). Massie’s Michigan Books opens in Allegan with a Michigan-only focus. Read more.
| Amy Perzanowski (BBA 01, Accountancy) has been named National Tax Coordinator for UHY Advisors. In this role, Perzanowski will be working with the company's national tax leadership group in implementing national strategies for the UHY tax department encompassing the areas of training, quality and risk management, thought leadership, software evaluation and implementation and overall best practices. |
Asheville Artist Mark Flowers (MFA '77) receives 2016 Golden Foundation Residency. Read more.