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Commission OKs more WMU offerings in Florida

April 11

WMU will add seven new degree and certificate programs in a range of disciplines for students studying at its Punta Gorda, Florida, regional location.

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Kalamazoo city manager to give update at community breakfast event

April 9

Jim Ritsema, Kalamazoo city manager, will talk about "Kalamazoo's Foundation for Excellence" at 8 a.m. Friday, April 27, in 2150 Schneider Hall. Reservations are required for the free event, which begins with breakfast at 7:30 a.m.

Two WMU students, Kayla Combs and Kayla Poole, pose on an iced-over lake, forming a W with their outstretched arms.

WMU group helps rural Alaskans do their taxes

March 27

Dr. Fritz Allhoff and four WMU students traveled by plane and snowmobile to prepare 300 tax returns for local residents.

Thomas Rienzo on Staying Involved and Curious in College and Beyond

April 18

Dr. Thomas Rienzo is passionate about his unplanned teaching career and about finding ways to stay engaged and curious. He shares advice on how to build the foundations for the rest of your life while attending the Haworth College of Business.

Alumni Unscripted

April 13

Tim Hiller, B.B.A.'08, MBA'12, blogs about succeeding as a first-time manager. Alumni Unscripted is a blog brought to you by the Haworth College of Business Young Alumni Advisory Board.

John Hayward on Getting Involved and Achieving Success in the ISM Program

April 11

John Hayward is a Junior in the ISM program in the Haworth College of Business. He shares on his involvement with APICS, his work as a logistics operator for Pfizer Global Supply and how he is making the most out of his time in college.

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Hitting a home run

April 11

Brad Riebe combined his interest in sports with his field of study to land a sports marketing internship with the Kalamazoo Growlers. He gives us some insight on how the Haworth College of Business is helping him to achieve his academic and professional goals.

April 27

Mercantile Bank of Michigan Speaker Series "Kalamazoo's Foundation for Excellence," Jim Ritsema, Kalamazoo city manager, 2150 Schneider Hall, breakfast at 7:30 a.m., talk at 8 a.m. Free; registration required.

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Commission OKs more WMU offerings in Florida

Kalamazoo city manager to give update at community breakfast event

WMU group helps rural Alaskans do their taxes

Thomas Rienzo on Staying Involved and Curious in College and Beyond

Alumni Unscripted

John Hayward on Getting Involved and Achieving Success in the ISM Program

Hitting a home run

April 27