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July 05, 2012

Automotive Pioneer

David McKee (BS '64; MS '65, Industrial Psychology) began his tenure with Ford Motor Company as an industrial psychologist developing psychometric techniques for employee selection and placement. He ended up in China where he established Ford's presence in that country and was subsequently awarded a medal from the President and...
July 02, 2012

Dancing Funny Man

Matt Baker (BFA ’08, Dance) was recently interviewed by Dance Spirit Magazine to talk about KEIGWIN + COMPANY (K + C), a contemporary, and rather unique, dance troupe based in New York City that reaches national and international audiences. Baker discussed everything from behind-the-scenes antics to injuries; rehearsals and pre-show...
July 01, 2012

Lance Corporal Ongiyo

Douglas O. Ongiyo (BS '08, Aeronautical Engineering) had the ability to pursue a career in engineering when he graduated, but instead, he chose to enlist with the U.S. Marine Corps. While his choice may not have been unusual, his reason for doing it was rather unique. Ongiyo, a Kenyan native...
June 25, 2012

Award Winning Alumni

Recently, several Bronco Alumni have been recognized for outstanding accomplishments in their every day lives. Congratulations to James Grepling, Melinda Moustakis, Taylor Smith, and Joanne duBois Sweedyk. James Grepling (BS ‘81, Medicine: Physician Assistant) PA-C, received the first-ever PA-Patient Hero of the Year award at the American Academy of Physician...
June 24, 2012

President Dunn Visits Malaysia

President John M. and Linda Dunn traveled to Malaysia in June to celebrate the 25th anniversary of a partnership between WMU and Sunway College near Kuala Lumpur. Over the years, this partnership has resulted in hundreds of international students at WMU, and changed the face of international education. During their...
June 21, 2012

Therapeutic Writing

In 2006 Rachel Eagly (BSW ’03, Social Work) had a beautiful baby boy, a good job, and no intention of writing a children’s story. However, one incident changed her entire life. Eagly suffered from a stroke one week after her son, Aiden’s, birth that left her with many challenges—including aphasia...
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