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Over 20 organizations joined the Health and Human Services Expo at Central Michigan University on Sept. 19.
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Over 20 organizations joined the Health and Human Services Expo at Central Michigan University on Sept. 19.
From light colors, sparkles and silk to darkness and danger, models represented the tranquility, nightmares and fantasies of REM sleep while walking down a runway in the 23rd annual Threads Fashion Show on April 24.
The 23rd annual Threads Fashion Show will be a virtual production held at 7p.m. April 24 via Zoom.
Central Michigan University students in the recreation, parks and leisure "Planning Recreation Programs & Events" (RPL 430) class will be putting on a two-day virtual match-making event.
After a year of virtual meetings, the members of the Fashion Association of Merchandising and Design (FAMD) took a day trip to Detroit to learn about career opportunities in Michigan.
Central Michigan University students in the recreation, parks and leisure "Planning Recreation Programs & Events" (RPL 430) class is putting on Center Stage, a virtual talent show .
Central Michigan University's Public Relations Student Society of America chapter will be hosting their annual internship fair virtually this year.
Central Michigan University recreation, parks and leisure students are hosting a free virtual music festival titled "Save Our Stages" to raise money for a nonprofit organization.
Central Michigan University is offering the "Brain Storm: Understanding the Intersections of Trauma, Education and Social Justice" event to students to have a deeper understanding for trauma.
Steven Keene spent his spring break traveling down to Florida, only to be sent back soon after his arrival.
Provost Mary Schutten named Paula Lancaster as the next dean of Education and Human Services.
Educators from across Michigan are participating in a documentary screening and panel discussion this Thursday.
Zoey, a four-year-old who attends the CMU Child Development and Learning Laboratory Preschool, proved that an act of kindness can be made at any age.
Central Michigan University's College of Education and Human Services has been searching for a new dean since the current dean Betty Kirby announced her plan to retire in June 2020.
Earlier this semester, Phame Camarena decided to step down from his position as Honors Director at Central Michigan University. Camarena plans to remain a faculty member in the College of Education and Human Services.
At every academic senate meeting, senators are encouraged to facilitate conversations and ask questions.
Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University is coming to Central Michigan University to talk about young people and technology.
The Foods and Nutrition program at Central Michigan University changed its name to Nutrition and Dietetics and is now a part of the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions.
Betty Kirby, newly-appointed dean of the College of Education and Human Services announced Aug. 26 that she will retire June 30, 2020.
After serving as interim dean for a year, Betty Kirby will serve as dean of the College of Education and Human Services.