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Reflections 2015-2016

 

Short reflections on participation in the program, and a summary of outcomes. We hope they are informative and inspiring! Enjoy!
Sura Al-Qudah: Using Lean Six Sigma to Improve Organizational Efficiency and Effectiveness
Josh Cerretti: Teaching Local Urban History in the Pacific Northwest
Patrick Roulet: Arranging Student-Led Percussion Lessons at Fairhaven Middle School
Mary Janell Metzger: Connecting Women, Gender & Sexuality Course with Queer Youth Project
John McLaughlin: Bellingham Population Projections and Whatcom Riparian Conservation
Theresa Warburton: Proposing Course on Native Resilience/Resistance in the Pacific Northwest
Art Sherwood: Developing "IDEA Circles" for Community Involvement in Social Entrepreneurship Institute
James Loucky: Affirming Community Wellbeing across Cultures and Continents- Whatcom's Maya Diaspora
Setsuko Buckley: Hosting Japanese Studies Seminars
Anna Booker: Mapping Bellingham's Working Waterfront
Ryan Dudenbostel: Engaging WWU Orchestra with Elementary Schools
Heather Davidson: Advancing #WeAreWWU Fundraising and Awareness Campaign
Doug Banner: Combining Research, Education and the Arts with Teaching and Entrepreneurship
Amanda Martin: Guiding Campus Engagement for "Animals as Natural Therapy" Organization
Joe Gosen: Sharing Local Visual Journalism Projects on 48DegreesNorth Website
Anu Singh-Cundy: Pollinators of Whatcom County, A Citizen Science Project
Linda Schleef: Surveying Users of Assistive Learning Technology Center
Liz Mogford: Organizing Students to Host Regional Global Health Conference
Todd Haskell: Expanding Community-Based Leadership Opportunities for Psychology Students
Andy Klein: Supporting Community-Based Radio through Electrical Engineering
Brad Howard: Using GIS to Reveal Historical Geographies
Chuan Kuzin: Capstone Project for English Language Endorsement Program
Peggy Watt: Launching BellinghamMatters Website Showcasing Student Journalism
Anca Ioana Sirbu: Inviting Guest Speakers for Money & Banking Course
Cat Armstrong Soule: Developing Database of Community Connections for Marketing Department

Our programming takes place on the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish Peoples, who have lived in the Salish Sea basin, throughout the San Juan Islands and the North Cascades watershed, from time immemorial. We express our deepest respect and gratitude for our indigenous neighbors, particularly the Lummi Nation and Nooksack Tribe, for their enduring care and protection of our shared lands and waterways.

(For more information: WWU Tribal Relations)

WWU Center for Community Learning

Professional photo credit Jessie Bloss Photography

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