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A communication link between the Western Michigan University Alumni Association and its members
Alumni Association Board Welcomes New Leadership
and Directors, Honors Retiring Directors
At its April 21 meeting, the WMU Alumni Association Board of Directors
elected its 2006-07 officers and new directors.
Assuming the officer positions, effective July 1, are:
President—Kirk Hoffman, B.B.A. ’86, who is a resident of Jackson,
MI, and is the vice president of planning services for the King Trust Co. in
Spring Arbor, MI. First elected to the board in 2001, he previously served as
treasurer and chairperson of the Finance Committee as well as a member of
the Executive, Scholarship and Marketing committees.
Vice president—Richard Annen, B.B.A. ’74, who is a partner at Sparber
Rudolph Annen APLC in San Diego, CA. He was first elected to the board in
2001 and has served on the Distinguished Alumni and Executive committees.
Treasurer—Richard D. Bailey, M.B.A. ’85, of Dewitt, MI, who will serve
his second term as treasurer. Bailey is the president of commercial banking at
Republic Bank in Lansing, MI. Since his election to the board in 2003, Bailey has served on the Executive and Scholarship committees and has chaired
the Finance Committee.
Past President—Dale Tanis, B.B.A. ’74, M.B.A. ’84, who is chief financial
officer and senior vice president of finance at the Irwin Seating Co. in Grand
Rapids, MI. First elected to the board in 2000, Tanis, who resides in Hamilton, MI, has served as vice president and treasurer and was chairperson of
the Finance Committee as well as a member of the Executive and Scholarship committees.
Four Association members were elected to three-year terms on the board.
They are: Craig Courts of Caledonia, B.B.A. ’83, M.B.A. ’91, president of
The WMU Alumni Association welcomes new board members (from l to r) Koessel,
Rogers, Courts, Knowles and Parsons.
the Michigan division of Inergy Propane; James Koessel of Grand Rapids,
B.A. ’72, executive vice president at Byron Center State Bank; William
Parsons of Plainwell, MI, B.A. ’67, M.A. ’71, director of administrative and
human resources at Miller, Canfield, Paddock, and Stone, PLC; and Elizabeth
Rogers of Grand Rapids, B.S. ’90, M.P.A. ’94, registered nurse clinical director
at Hospice of Holland Home in Holland, MI. Elected to a one-year term
was Jonathan Knowles of East Lansing,
MI, B.A. ’03, law student and legal
clinician at the MSU College of Law.
On June 30, five directors will end
their terms on the board. They are:
Nolan Fischer, B.B.A. ’69; Marcia
Koestner, B.S. ’74, M.A. ’85; James
McKinley, B.S. ’66; Anitta Rutherford
Dale Tanis recognizes 2004-05 board
president Anitta Rutherford Orr for her
Orr, B.S. ’66 (pictured below); and
George Rabick, B.B.A. ’67, M.B.A. ’68. service and leadership.
Comprehensive Review Leads to Sweeping Changes in Graduate-level Programs
After nearly a year of reviewing graduate-level
degree offerings, WMU has announced a comprehensive plan designed to reallocate resources
so that every graduate program has the fiscal
support necessary to excel.
The plan includes development of new programs, allocation of new financial resources for
15 degree programs, mergers of several programs
and elimination of programs that do not match
the University’s strategic plan and resources.
The sweeping changes will not result in
layoffs of tenured or tenure-track faculty, but
faculty and staff assignments will be adjusted to
reflect shifting priorities. A final appeal process
has been set up to give faculty additional time
to provide input on recommendations that will
result in program closures.
“What will emerge from our Graduate Program
Review is a graduate education environment with
increased strength in the sciences, engineering,
education and health care—exactly the strengths
that will position WMU to meet Michigan’s
needs in the coming years,” WMU President
Judith I. Bailey says. “We’ll continue and enhance
our current strengths in disciplines as diverse as
engineering management and medieval studies.
And we’ll build additional national recognition in
some important new areas.”
The Graduate Program Review was launched
in July 2005. The effort involved review teams
made up of faculty members and department
chairs from every part of the University.
The final appeal process is expected to be
completed by June 29, so that Bailey can bring
the final recommendations to the July meeting
of the WMU Board of Trustees. If approved, the
changes would become effective with the start of
the fall 2007 semester.
In a very real sense, Bailey says, the University
is self-funding its strategic move forward by
reallocating existing resources. She adds that the
decisions being made as the result of the Graduate Program Review do not constitute a reduction
in funds but rather a redeployment of funds that
will ensure the University’s graduate programs
become stronger, larger and more vibrant.
Complete details of the proposed graduate
program changes are available at <www.wmich.
edu/provost/AcademicProgramReviews/index.
html>. The full text of Bailey’s Faculty Senate
presentation on the changes is available through
<www.wmich.edu/president>.
Summer 2006
Welcome, New Members!
The WMU Alumni Association would like
to extend a warm welcome to all of our
new members! The response to our recent
membership invitation was very successful;
in five weeks, over 370 alumni joined
the Association and are now enjoying the
benefits of membership.
An additional message of appreciation goes
to the staff at Specialty Printing Company of
Niles, IL, who did an exceptional job printing
and mailing the new membership invitations.
Brothers Adam LeFebvre, B.S. ’96, Dustin
LeFebvre, B.S. ’03, and Ryan LeFebvre, B.S.
’04, are all employed at the family-owned
printing company and are all life members
of the WMU Alumni Association.
Alumni Realize Dream
of Mobile Library in India
The children of Punjab, India, wait anxiously for
the bus to arrive—not take them to school, but
instead to bring them books. The bus, which has
bookshelves instead of seats, travels from one village
to another, stopping to let the children borrow
books. It arrives again at the same time the following week so that children can return the books and
borrow new ones. This is an area of the world with
no formal infrastructure for library services, and
where books are considered a luxury even for the
most affluent families. For almost all of the village
children, the bus is the only library they have ever
seen.
Dr. Jaswant Singh, M.S.L. ’71, Ed.D. ’82, and his
wife Jasjit K. Singh, M.S.L. ’76, who are life members
of the WMU Alumni Association, recognized the
need for a grassroots movement of library services to
the youth in Punjab. Using their years of experience
as librarians in the United States, the Singhs launched
the Punjab Mobile Library Services program in 2003.
The bus now visits five villages in Punjab and carries
over 2,300 books. Encouraged by the mobile library’s
success, the Singhs are determined to expand the
program with more buses carrying more books.
According to Dr. Jaswant Singh, the goal of
the Mobile Library Services Program is to “let the
village child discover the joy of books.” Joy can
certainly be seen on the smiling faces of the village
children as they wait for a first glimpse of the bus
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Summer 2006
Volume 15, Number 3
Accent on Alumni is published by the Western
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Alumna Gives WMU Students
an Inside Look at the Capital
A WMU alumna who serves as a high-ranking drug control official helped three WMU students
and a faculty member get a behind-the-scenes look at our federal government. Mary Ann Solberg
is the White House deputy director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy
and a 1964 graduate of WMU’s political science program.
The March visit was part of a three-day Washington, D.C., trip sponsored by
the WMU College of Health and Human Services. It came about after Solberg
visited campus last fall and invited a WMU contingent to come to the nation’s
capital to see her.
Timothy Gottwald of Kalamazoo, a senior majoring in social work; Amy Allen
Solberg, B.A. ‘64 of Muskegon, Mich., a senior majoring in sociology; and Michael Holland of
Kalamazoo, a member of a joint program offered through WMU and KVCC;
traveled to our nation’s capital with Dr. Kieran Fogarty, associate professor in WMU’s interdisciplinary health studies doctoral program.
The group visited U.S. Representative Fred
Upton’s office and spent time with Solberg, who
took the group on a tour of the White House’s
West Wing, including the Oval Office. Solberg
also brought them to her National Drug Control
Policy office, where they met with her key staff
and advisors.
Solberg, who was named to her current post
in 2002, has vast experience as a leader in community-based anti-drug coalitions. Prior to her
Fogarty, Allen and Holland in front of the White House.
appointment, she served in Michigan as the
executive director of both the Troy (MI) Community Coalition for the Prevention of Drug and
Alcohol Abuse and the Coalition of Healthy Communities. She was also a member of numerous
other advisory, civic and community organizations, and served as co-chairperson of the President’s
Commission on Drug-Free Communities.
The students came away from the visit with a deeper understanding of our national drug control
policy. “She portrayed more knowledge and passion about drug control policy than I had ever
imagined one person could know about any subject,” said Allen.
Accomplished Communications Alumna Shares Wisdom
Award-winning small business owner Cynthia Kay,
M.A. ’77, was the keynote speaker at the Student
Alumni Association’s 2006 Take
a Bronco to Lunch event. This
year’s sold out function brought
students and alumni of the
WMU School of Communication together. Kay, an industry
leader in media production
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and corporate communication,
shared with the audience lessons that she learned
while searching for her first job, starting her own
business and planning for the next phase of life.
• When you’re trying to find a job, the
power is not always where you think it is.
Kay landed her first job because of the
help she received from “the sweet little
old lady at the front desk.”
• The plan you have for yourself rarely
works out like you think it will. Remain
open to new ideas and new opportunities.
• Don’t let yourself get pigeon holed.
• Take publicity wherever you can get it.
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There is value in every experience, even a
bad experience.
Never exaggerate or lie about what you
can or can’t do
Don’t be afraid to ask for help.
When you know you are right, stand up
for yourself.
Surround yourself with people who care
about you, not about what you do.
There is a difference between being busy
and being profitable.
When looking for a job, there has to be a
fit. A business and its culture has to suit
your personality.
Realize that the fit doesn’t necessarily last
forever. Know when its time to move on.
Plan how you are going to leave and do it
before you begin to resent what it is you
are doing.
Finally, love what you do. No one can
pay you enough to do something you
don’t like to do.
Bestselling Alumnus Releases
First Golf-Inspired Novel
WMU Graduates Record
Number of Students
To write The Caddie Who Knew Ben Hogan,
author John Coyne, M.A. ’65, drew on his
passion for and knowledge
of golf and his lifelong
fascination with Hall of
Famer Ben Hogan. The
result is a suspenseful and
nostalgic tale of how the
game of golf can affect
one’s life.
Born in Chicago, Coyne
became a caddie at age 12, and at 16, was promoted to caddie master. He received his master’s
degree in English from WMU, and then joined
the Peace Corps. Coyne has written and edited
over 20 books, fiction and nonfiction, including
seven bestsellers.
For additional information, visit
<www.thecaddiewhoknewbenhogan.com>.
More than 3,200 degrees were granted during
the April 29 commencement ceremonies at
WMU. President Judi Bailey presented 2,613
degrees at the bachelor’s level, 575 master’s
degrees and 18 doctorates.
This total surpasses the previous record of
2,824 degrees granted last spring. The 2006
graduates received their degrees in a transformed
University Arena. This commencement
ceremony marked the first time since 1992
that the event was held in University Arena, in
Read Fieldhouse. In the early 1990s, when the
Fieldhouse was renovated, commencement was
moved to Miller Auditorium, where ceremonies
have been held since. Miller was unavailable for
the April ceremony because of the national tour of
“The Phantom of the Opera.”
It’s a small WMU world! (l to r) Clare Richardson,
B.S.E. ‘73, Anthony Boldi, B.A. ‘92, and Joel Steven
Warner, B.A. ‘90, met at the May 4 alumni event in Los
Angeles. Boldi and Warner were not only students at
the same time but lived together in Stinson Hall. Until
attending the event, neither had any idea the other was
living and working in L.A. When Richardson heard
Stinson Hall mentioned, he joined their conversation,
only to find out that he and Warner both lived in the
same room—two decades apart!
Alumni Admissions Ambassadors Program Volunteers Make a Difference
Thanks to 453 alumni volunteers, the WMU Alumni Association’s
Admissions Ambassadors program was a tremendous success.
Ambassadors sent congratulatory notes and shared their WMU pride
with 8,952 high school seniors who have been admitted to WMU.
Alumni also served as representatives at college fairs across the country.
Jay Jessen, a high school senior from Quinnesec, MI, responded to
alumnus Richard Mudd, B.S.E. ’82, and said, “It’s a very stressful time
right now for me and every other high school senior. Receiving your
postcard helped to make the stress more manageable.”
Regina AbrasiaWerenka
Christina Adamski
Marianne Agnew
Scott Albrecht
Elena Alderman
LaNorris Alexander
Timothy Allbritten
Jason Allen
Ryan Ambs
Kyle Anderson
Megan Anderson
Barbara Andres
Charles Andrews
Richard Annen
Brenda Arendsen
Dave Arendsen, Jr.
John Arundel
Ken Austin
Richard Bailey, II
Jeffrey Baker
Jodi Baker
Anita Banach
Dave Barlow
Patricia Barn
Elizabeth Bauman
Erin Beaton
Tom Beck
Roger Beilfus
Ian Belanger
Katie Bell
Renee Bell
Mari Benkert
Beth Berry
Jim Bertler
Julie Betzler
Bonnie Bochniak
Martha Bol-Johnson
Joanne Bolda
Jennifer Bond
Kaye Bonnell
Marshall Booker
Teresa Border
Jeffry Bothwell
Torrie Bott
Mackenzi Bower
Melissa Bowman
Jennifer Boyd
Michael Brausch
Kelly Brennan
Heather Brey
Tony Brey
Elizabeth Bright
Andre Bryan
Sara Budnick
Stacey Buesing
Nancy Bufkin
Suzann Bugosh
Michelle Buhovecky
Andrew Buikema
Jerome Burkett III
Daniel Bursch
Laura Bursch
Evan Burt
Mary Burtka
Shayne Burton
Trischa Buseth
Lindsay Cairns
Lucy Caldwell
Cally Campbell
Cheri Canfield
Shenandoah CardwellConstantino
Rebecca Carosella
Pamela Carr
Derrick Carter
Marsha Carter
Angela Caswell
LaPierre
Laura Chang
Mark Charboneau
Sylvia Charles
Jennifer Charron
Amelia Chlebus
Lisa Chludzinski
Philip Chludzinski
Catherine Christian
Betty Clark
Mark Clark
Ernest Clemence
June Clemence
Yolanda Cobley
Jamie Cohen
Albert Collins III
Deborah Compagner
Craig Courts
Thomas Cox
Shannon Cunningham
Joanne Current
Sheila Curry
Heather Curtis
Erin Czelada
Craig Daitch
Lisa Dams
Deborah Davis
Jennifer Davis
Angela DeDomenico
Dan Dekker
Joyce Della Pia
Peter Demgen
Donald DeNault, Jr.
Jeff Denzel
Rick DePew
Michelle DeWitt
Carlos Diaz
Elaine DiLisio
Tiffany Dillard
Amy DiPiazza
Donn Ditzhazy
Renee Dodge
Patrick Dolan
Kathleen Dorsey
Sonja Dotson
Robert Doud
Andrew Downey
Charlene Drain
Brian Dufur
Tricia Edwards
Kelly Eggert
John Ehardt
Richard Eugene Jr.
Renae Everdeen
Terry Faison
Michael Falahee
Bryan Farwell
Owen Fayer
Michael Fiebig
Julie Fields
Jonathan Fillmore
Nolan Fischer
Brian Fish
Brad Fisher
Mike Fisher
Justin Flood
David Ford
Karen Ford
Patricia Fosdick
Janice Fritz
Molly Funk
Nikki Gates
Sue Gignac
Tammy Gilbert
Diana Gilly
Jeffrey Ginter
Margean Gladysz
Jennifer Gleissner
Anne Glista
Bryon Glock
Dr. Layne Godzina
Shane Goldsmith
Debbie Goll
Bettie Goodman
Chad Goodrow
Thomas Goodwin
Nancy Gothberg
Gina Gourley
Jason Gourley
Terry Graham
Jessica Green
Amanda Gruden
Joel Gruizenga
Heather Hallmark
Ronald Hamilton
Angela Hamman
Lagina
Stefan Haney
Kristin Hanson
Amanda Harsh
Bilal Hassan
Barbara Heffner
Brent Helton
Maurice Henderson
Shannon Henry
Angela Herek
Amanda Herp
Sandy Herp
Brian Hicks
William Hicks
Julie Higgs
Angela Hiller
Phillip Hilliard
JoAnne Hodder
Chris Hodshire
Lydia Hodshire
Scott Hoefler
Kirk Hoffman
Carla Holley
Emily Holtrop
Richard Homan
Jonathan Horton
John Hoyt
Sandra Hubbard
Kristen Hummel
Marco Hunt
Rachael Ibrahim
Tiffany Jackson
Tonya Jackson
Angela Jacobs
Chris Jacobson
Kristin Jensen
Cheryl Jipping
Katie Berry from South Lyon, MI, was thrilled to receive a postcard
from Kathy Rivera, B.F.A. ’97. “As an incoming freshman at WMU,
I felt that this was a great way to feel personally welcomed.”
Much appreciation is extended to the alumni volunteers listed
below for their help to further WMU’s enrollment efforts. Thank you
for making a difference for WMU!
If you are interested in participating in the Alumni Admissions
Ambassador Program, which will resume in the fall, please visit
<www.wmich.edu/alumni/aaa.html>.
Kelly Jolin
Debra Jones McConnell
Chris Karaptian
Scott Karaptian
Jeff Karns
Jason Kaspzyk
Danielle Kavc
Sheila Keitsch
Brian Kemper
Chris Kennedy
Lauren Kerekes
Robyn Kernagis
Nanette Kinney
Barrie Kiser
Jack Klarr
Mary Ann Klimas
Chris Kline
Eric Kline
John Knowles
Meg Koenemann
Marcia Koestner
Cheryl Koning
Shelley Kowitz
Lisa Krejcik
Jeoffrey Krieg
Carol Kuczborski
Andrew Laboe
Cynthia LaGrow
Steven Lane
Meg Lanstra
Maryalene LaPonsie
Lorie Latsko
Julie Laubach-Casper
James Lemerand
Catie Lenaway
Jennifer Leonard
Kimberly Lewandowski
Michael Lorenz
Sharon Love-Rice
Guk Keong Low
Yee Ka Ma
Stuart MacKenzie
Paul MacNellis
Brian Magnuson
Katherine Marcusse
Terri Marsh
Quentin Martin
Therese MaupinMoore
Rebecca Mazure
Dennis McFarland
Brett McGovern
James McKinley
Keith McMillon
Angeline Merkel
Teresa Merritt-Ellis
Matthew Meyers
Dean Miller
Jennifer Miller
Kimberly Miller
Mary Mills
Janice Minter
Connie Mollison
Steven Mollison
Gregory Moorehead
Ann Moran
Brian Moran
Eric Morris
Kim Mudd
Richard Mudd
Lisa Mueller
Jessica Murawski
Stephanie Murphy
Kimberly Musselman
Mat Myers
Ashley N. Akerman
Melanie Naugle
Matt Nelson
Susan Neumann
Susan Neumann
Michael Nevarez
Konnie NicholsonGeorge
Pauline Nixon
Arhea Norton
Joan O’Bryan
Tracy O’Connor
Kirstin Olmstead
Michelle Olmsted
Terry Olson
Anitta Orr
Susan Ossewaarde
Julie Pabian
Kurtis Pake
Mycheal Palmer
Sarah Papke
Christy Parsch
Cynthia Patterson
Donald Patterson
Kelley Pattison
David Patton
Aaron Pawlowski
Ann Marie Pendell
Patricia Peters
Annaliese Peterson
Kristin Petrucci
Marvin Petty
Matt Phelan
Courtney Phelps
Angel Phillips
Janet Poppei
L. Ronald Portser
Stephanie Postma
Kathryn Potoczak
Jill Potrykus
Jennifer Potter
Lynn Prescott
Mark Prescott
Jennifer Prince
Stacy Putnam
George Rabick
Betsy Raby
Ken Raby
Mandy Repotski
Allison Reske
Jennifer Richards
Jim Richmond
Lois Richmond
Leslie Riley
Shannon Rininger
Kathy Rivera
Jason Roe
Sara Rokicki
Scott Rolando
Nicole Romyak
William Rushcamp
Kevin Russell
Shawn Sackett
Michele Sanchez
Rick Sanders
Lisa Sanzica
Fred Schaible
Kevin Scheppman
Jennifer Schmitz
Weber
Karen Schnurstein
Jessica Schubert
John Schubert
Beth Schwartz
J. Blair Schwarz, II
Barbara Secrist
Mandy Seiferlein
Lisa Senical
Michelle Seymour
Jason Sherrill
Larry Shumaker
Jaswant Singh
Sue Skiba
Mia Slager
Angela Smith
Barbara Smith
Brian Smith
Tara Smith
Genise Smith-Watkins
John Somerville
Amelia Srugis
Lisa St. Peter
Charlene St. Pierre
Lee Stamper
Mark Stamper
Kristin Stanfill
Markita Staples
Charlyn Starks
Janelle Stitt
David Stone
Colleen Stout
Shelley Strickland
Heather Strole
Amy Stuck
Michael Stuhler
Rebecca Stuurwold
Christina Suchyta
Taaj Suri
Evan Sutton
Cynthia Swan-Eagan
Vera Swiney-Conerly
Lindsay Szafranski
Peter Szczesny
Jeff Taft
Dale Tanis
Jenny Taylor
Kathleen Teall
Mandy Telgenhoff
Christina Terenzi
Elizabeth Thomas
Judy Thomas
Stacy Thomas
Yvonne Thomas
Suzanne Thompson
Stacy Thorpe
Nancy Thursam
Sarah Tinsley
Amber Topp
JoAnn Tree
Dan Troup
Henry Ulanski
LaDonna Upshaw
Kristen Valentine
Sara Van Wormer
Andrew VanArtsen
Robert Vance
Keith Vandenbussche
Katie VanderMolen
Kevin VanPeteghem
Erin Vanstelle
Holly Verde
Jesse Vos
Amy Wagenfeld
Benjamin Wagner Jr.
Kent Walters
Amanda Ward
Rebecca Ware
Randi Watchorn
Randy Watkins
Corey Watt
Julie Weaver
Amy Webb
Kathryn Weeden
Rebecca Wehner
Karen Weimer
Cherie Welch
Ryan Werenka
Wendy Westbrooks
Andrew Widner
Elizabeth Wierenga
Jeff Wierenga
Travis Wilcox
Michael Williams
MegAnn Williams
Owens
Lekeshia Wilson
James Winiarski
Paula Witherow
Barbara Woltjer
Christopher Womack
Wai Pong Wong
Andrea Woolf
Robyn Wyatt
Michael Yasick
Laura Young
Paul Zafarana
Bryony Zeese
Natalie Zoufal
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Calendar
June 06
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Chicago Alumni Chapter Annual Spring Reception
Grand Rapids Area Alumni & Friends Golf Outing
Southeast Michigan Alumni & Friends Golf Outing
End of the University Fiscal Year
July 06
Bronco alumni gathered in Scottsdale, AZ, to reconnect
with former classmates and to network with other alumni.
Fellow alumni gathered in Dallas on April 6 to share
Bronco memories.
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WMU Commencement, Miller Auditorium, 9 a.m. and noon (tickets required)
University Closed
University Board of Trustees meeting, Bernhard Center, WMU Campus, 9 a.m. (time and location tentative)
September 06
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Fall Semester Classes Begin
Bronco Bash, WMU Campus
Football vs. Toledo, CommUniverCity Night, Waldo Stadium, 7 p.m. Football at Virginia, time T.B.A.
Football vs. Temple, Waldo Stadium, 7 p.m.
October 06
Everyone was smiling at the May 2 alumni event in
Foster City, CA, just outside of San Francisco.
Alumni from Florida gathered in Sarasota to hear
about the University’s recent accomplishments from
WMU president Judi Bailey.
7 Football at Ohio, 7 p.m.
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13 WMU Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting
13 Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner
14 WMU Homecoming Events
WMU Alumni Association PepFest
Events in brown sponsored by the WMU Alumni Association.
For complete schedules of Bronco men’s and women’s athletics,
visit <www.wmich.edu/athletics> or call 269.387.3120 to have a
schedule faxed or mailed.
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