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Western Michigan University Newsletter, December 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, December 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- Must Make Searching Analysis of University Purpose
- Dr. Whitney Young Opens School of Social Work Convocation Series
- WMU Trustees Request Record Appropriation From State Legislature
- Student Enrollment from Michigan Up 8.4%
- New U. Theatre Director
- George Sprau Passes Away at Age 93
- Graduate Studies Publishing New Kalamazoo History
Western Michigan University Newsletter, September 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, September 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- WMU's Summer Commencement Largest Ever
- Enrollment Reaches 20,125
- WM Names Director Of Its New Black Americana Studies
- National Confab On Math Draws 1200 to WMU
- Dr. Morvin Wirtz Becomes Assoc. Dean, Education
- Dr. David Adams Heads New Faculty Senate Officers
- WMU Institute Studies Socially Disadvantaged Primary, Pre-Schooler
- New School of Social Work Granted Candidacy by CSWE
- WMU Trustees Name New Assistant Basketball, Track Coaches
Western Michigan University Newsletter, August 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, August 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- Dept. of School Services Split Into Depts. of Educational Leadership; Counseling & Guidance
- WM Summer Session Enrollment 6,591; 15 Per Cent Gain
- WMU's New Membership in Center for Research Libraries Makes 3,000,000 Volumes Available
- WMU First Univ. in Mich. To Perfect New System of Library Book Acquisitions
- Dept. of Librarianship To Offer M.S. Degree In Map Librarianship
- Alumni Asked To Contribute to 1969 Fund Drive
- Tuition Hike $30 & $50 A Semester for State, Non-State Undergrads
- Fifth Annual Junior High Conference to Be Held at WMU Nov. 7
Western Michigan University Newsletter, June 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, June 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- WM Trustees Make Key Administrative Academic Appointments
- Spring Session Enrollment Gain 10 Percent Over 1968
- Six Weeks In England, Europe for Seminar
- WMU Campus School Closed June 30th
- 18 Students to Be Added to Faculty Senate Councils
- Pres. Miller Tells State Group That Chaos Reaps Anarchy
- Recent Grants to WMU
Western Michigan University Newsletter, May 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, May 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- Michigan Gov. William Milliken Addresses Commencement
- Nationwide Student Unrest Reaches WMU
- Pres. Miller Notes Anniversary of Tragic Death of Martin L. King
- ROTC Offices Damaged By Fire
- Mrs. Helen Hoekje Passes Away
Western Michigan University Newsletter, March 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, March 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- WMU's Martin L King Fund Students Doing Exceptionally Well
- WMU Alumni Enable '68 Annual Fund Drive To Exceed Its Goal
- Alumni Invited to 13th Annual William R. Brown Lecture on May 7
Western Michigan University Newsletter, February 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, February 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grants WMU $194,000
- WMU's International Students Prove to Be Excellent Hosts
- WMU Features 'Black Culture Week" Events In Early December
- Alumni Assoc. Seeks Dr. Leslie A. Kenoyer Memorial Funds
Western Michigan University Newsletter, January 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University Newsletter, January 1969, Western Michigan University
Western Newsletter (1955-71)
- WMU Awards First Earned Doctor's Degrees
- WM Hosts Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs
- WMU Pres. Miller Presents First State Of Univ. Address