Jordan university turns to WMU to build its faculty
 Seven of the eight Jordanian Ph.D. candidates with Dean Donald McCloud, Haenicke InstituteHeaded up by a Western Michigan University alum, Tafila Technical University in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is sending graduate students to WMU to help build the faculty of this new university. Read More >> |
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Masquerading was a ball
Ballroom and tango dancing were the lessons of the night for the more than 130 WMU students who donned formal attire and masks to attend the Masquerade Ball April 11 hosted by the International Programs Council. Read More >> |
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Digging into the archaeology of New France
 Professor Michael Nassaney (far right) and WMU graduate students at an archaeological site in Quebec
There has been considerable interest in the archaeology of New France at WMU over the past few years since investigations of the Fort St. Joseph archaeological site have intensified. Read More >> |
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Study abroad experience translates into a career
 Ann in front of Buddha statue, British museum, London
Immersion in the culture and language of France in college while studying abroad was the first step in a career path that led Ann Ganz to Haenicke Institute Study Abroad in September 2006. Read More >> |
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Canadian Bronco footballer and teammates preparing for 2008 season
by Katherine Peach Bronco football kicks off the 2008 season with an away game versus the University of Nebraska in Lincoln on Aug. 30. The team's home opener is Sept. 6 against Northern Illinois University, which includes a huge pre-game tailgate party hosted by area corporations in an annual campus tradition known as CommUniverCity Night. Read More >> |
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