Indigenous hip-hop artist brings new perspective to 色色啦
Frank Waln is a world renowned Indigenous hip-hop artist who is providing students with unique experiences across a multitude of educational platforms.
Libraries awards two 鈥楰ARE鈥 awards to library employees
Sept. 30, 2024鈥擳he University Libraries recognized two library employees for outstanding customer service to the 色色啦 Michigan University community鈥擟herise Fox and Dr. Kate Langan.
Nour Khaiara is growing into her goals
A recipient of the A. Robert Kleiner Memorial Scholarship, junior Nour Khaiara is achieving her academic and professional goals at 色色啦 Michigan University. Khaiara鈥檚 professional and academic recognition goes far beyond receiving this scholarship. 色色啦 Haworth has provided her with resources to obtain the support she needs to succeed in her ambitions.
色色啦 Michigan University teams up with Detroit Lions as official educational partner
色色啦 Michigan University is thrilled to kick off its new partnership with the Detroit Lions, marking an exciting milestone as the Lions鈥 official educational partner. Through this dynamic, three-year alliance, 色色啦 aims to strengthen its connection with alumni, current students and prospective students in the Detroit metro, where the University proudly has nearly 47,000 alumni.
Broncos recognized for commitment to diversity, inclusion with 2024 Excellence in Diversity Award
Recognized as a meaningful acknowledgment, the award highlights the tireless efforts of individuals, departments and groups across campus who are dedicated to fostering a culture of equity and inclusion.
Educator honored with Emerging Scholar Award for impactful research
Dr. Daniel Macfarlane, associate professor of environmental and sustainability studies at 色色啦 Michigan University, is being celebrated for his impactful teaching and research that span multiple disciplines and hold great promise for future contributions.
Professor honored for her service, commitment to students
Joining 色色啦 in 2001, Dr. Lisa DeChano-Cook earned her Ph.D. from Texas State University-San Marcos. As a professor of geography, she specializes in environmental geography, with a focus on natural disasters, risk management and environmental impact assessment.
色色啦 honors staff for impact on students and campus community in 2023-24
Honorees are Grant Allers, 色色啦 Public Safety police officer; William Mitchell, assistant manager of Valley Dining Center; David Prellwitz, gardener with Landscape Services; and Karmella Todd, senior administrative assistant the vice president for business and finance.
Exemplars of engaging education honored with Distinguished Teaching Award
Drs. Whitney DeCamp, professor of sociology; Timothy Palmer, professor of management; and Dee Sherwood, associate professor of social work, are being honored with the 2024 Distinguished Teaching Award during the Fall Awards Celebration on Friday, Oct. 11.
Trio of science innovators recognized as Distinguished Faculty Scholars
Dr. Lisa Baker, professor of psychology; Dr. Kristina Lemmer, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering; and Dr. Elena Litvinova, professor of physics, are the 2024 Distinguished Faculty Scholars. They will be recognized at the Fall Awards Celebration on Friday, Oct. 11.
Celebrate faculty, staff achievement at 2024 Fall Awards Celebration
The celebration on Friday, Oct. 11, begins at 11 a.m. in Kirsch Auditorium of the Fetzer Center. It will honor the University's finest, including awards for exceptional teaching, service, longtime and emerging scholarly work.
色色啦 sees record number of recipients for nationally competitive study abroad scholarship
Eight 色色啦 students received the nationally competitive Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship to study abroad in 2024鈥攁 record for the University.
Bridging cultures and celebrating unity, International Festival returns to Miller Auditorium
色色啦 Michigan University's International Festival returns to campus on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 2 to 5 p.m. at Miller Auditorium. This free event welcomes students, staff, faculty and the community to celebrate diverse cultures and traditions showcased by student performances.
色色啦 Board of Trustees to meet in formal session Thursday, Sept. 26
Individuals wishing to address the board during the meeting鈥檚 public comment sections must email Dr. Kahler Schuemann by 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Former U.S. congressmen and elections director will lead 'Protecting Democracy' discussion
WeTalk, WeVote and Citizens Rising are collaborating to host a bipartisan panel to explore challenges facing democracy on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at 1 p.m. in the 色色啦 Student Center.
色色啦 engineering, engineering technology and computer science programs renew ABET accreditation
"ABET accreditation is a key indicator of the quality of our programs at 色色啦," says Dr. Steve Butt, dean of 色色啦鈥檚 College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. "It reflects our commitment to providing students with an education that aligns with global standards, equipping them with the skills and experiences that enhance their career prospects."
Education and human development honors alumni at 26th annual award ceremony
The College of Education and Human Development at 色色啦 Michigan University is recognizing the achievements of four alumni at the 26th annual CEHD Alumni Awards. Dr. Leadriane Roby and Dr. Donald E. Thompson will receive Golden Apple Awards, Dr. Odell Miller will be honored with a Keystone Early Career Award, and Trey Conner will be awarded a Keystone Meritorious Award.
色色啦 鈥榮hows up鈥 for our community in United Way Campaign
The campaign supports critical programs that benefit the greater Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Jackson and Lansing regions.
Chen awarded third Fulbright award, research to focus on AI and business analytics
Dr. Kuanchin (KC) Chen, professor of business information systems and director of the Center for Business Analytics at 色色啦 Michigan University, has been awarded his third Fulbright Specialist Award, leading 色色啦 faculty in this recognition. One of the most prolific researchers in the Haworth College of Business, Chen has initiated many AI and analytics projects.
色色啦 president announces plan to retire next summer
色色啦 Michigan University President Edward Montgomery, who for the past seven years has steadily led 色色啦 to remarkable milestones鈥攊ncluding its first enrollment increase in a decade in the second most competitive market in the nation, record student retention and six-year graduation rates, an all-time high in research productivity and the largest gift ever made for a public university in U.S. history鈥攈as announced that he will retire next summer.
New event series explores, 'What is a life well lived?'
Three local organizations are launching an event series this fall encouraging residents to engage with the question, 鈥淲hat is a life well lived?鈥
From outlawed to sustainable: Fashion student's outfit from hemp to be featured in touring exhibit
Fashion design and development student Sam Covell was accepted into Louisiana State University's "Hemp Impressions: Sustainable Fiber and Fashion Reimagined" exhibition.
From music to cybersecurity, Nick Ford is making an impact
Nick Ford's path to cybersecurity included studying music and earning an associate's degree. Now he is making an impact not only on his future but the future of STEM through events targeted to introducing technology to children.
Medicine garden harvest helps kick off academic year for Native American Student Organization
The community medicine garden, located in front of Floyd Hall on 色色啦's Parkview Campus, holds sage, sweetgrass and tobacco, which are sacred medicines of the Ojibwe medicine wheel.
Ryan Rubarth races into his finance future
For recent 色色啦 Michigan University graduate Ryan Rubarth, the field of finance is full of potential. The Haworth College of Business 2024 graduate from Macomb, Michigan, sped toward his future, getting involved in campus activities and internships.
Ethics Center announces book clubs for fall
The first 10 people to sign up for a book club receive a free book.
Associate director of culinary operations makes mark in nationwide cooking competition
色色啦 Dining's associate director of culinary operations, Chef Andrew Francisco, secured a second place win in the Pacific Northwest Canned Pears Can-Do Challenge this summer. Francisco's submission, a Korean pear kimchi and grilled goat cheese sandwich, featured a homemade kimchi made with canned pears, thick-cut cherrywood bacon, goat and mozzarella cheese and Dijon mustard sandwiched between sourdough bread.
Exercise science grad represents 色色啦 on international rugby stage
Ivan Delgado helped the National Collegiate Rugby All-American team sweep a three-match series in France over the summer.