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Western’s Museum and Gallery Management program readies students for careers in curation, exhibition, and art

Western’s Museum and Gallery Management program readies students for careers in curation, exhibition, and art

by Brian Wagenaar | Jul 16, 2023 | Features

The 2022 MGMM intensive cohort visiting the Gunnison Pioneer Museum in the summer of 2022. Photo credit: Erica Nunn-Kinias “I chose [Western] as a path that would lead me further in my career because in the museum world, the art world, it’s all about who you...
Western ecology grad Corinne Ryan discusses her research on bats, their critical importance to ecosystems, and the future of the nocturnal creatures in a changing world

Western ecology grad Corinne Ryan discusses her research on bats, their critical importance to ecosystems, and the future of the nocturnal creatures in a changing world

by Brian Wagenaar | Jul 15, 2023 | Features

The big brown bat. The wonderful world of bats “There’s so many different impacts that bats have on the way we exist as a human society that people don’t even realize,” says Corinne Ryan, a Western alumna who defended her thesis and graduated with her Master’s in...
Western alumnus John Randall dives into the history of Mountaineer Football and his new book: “High And Mighty: A Century of Western Mountaineers Football”

Western alumnus John Randall dives into the history of Mountaineer Football and his new book: “High And Mighty: A Century of Western Mountaineers Football”

by Brian Wagenaar | Jun 27, 2023 | Features

“High And Mighty: A century of Western Mountaineers Football,” is now available for purchase. For those interested in buying the book, you can reach out to Randall at Jcrandall1473@gmail.com to order a hardcover or paperback copy. The 1922 Mountaineer...
Opinion: Young Coloradans should consider joining service programs like AmeriCorps — and decisionmakers should expand opportunities to serve

Opinion: Young Coloradans should consider joining service programs like AmeriCorps — and decisionmakers should expand opportunities to serve

by Brian Wagenaar | Jun 24, 2023 | Opinion

The civic, career, and social benefits of service programs like AmeriCorps have much to offer for Centennial State youth — granting opportunities to travel, build skills, and experiment with prospective new life paths.  Created in 1993 under the Clinton...
Environmental educator Sarah Johnson on learning to be still, teaching climate change in 2023, and shifting from individualism to community action

Environmental educator Sarah Johnson on learning to be still, teaching climate change in 2023, and shifting from individualism to community action

by Brian Wagenaar | Jun 17, 2023 | Features

Sarah Johnson, Carbondale-based environmental educator and owner of Wild Rose Education, discusses climate education and research, local solutions, and adopting new perspectives for a changing world. Sarah Johnson. owner of Wild Rose Education, at the top of...
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