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516 High St
Bellingham, WA 98225
(360) 650-3000

Ethnic Student Center Clubs African-Caribbean Club https://www.facebook.com/WWUAfricanCaribbeanClub Black Student Union http://www.facebook.com/WWUBSU Blue Group https://www.facebook.com/WWUBlueGroup/ Chinese Student Association http://www.facebook.com/wwucsa Filipino American Student Association https://www.facebook.com/wwufasa Hui 'O Hawai'i https://www.facebook.com/WWUHOH Japanese Student Association http://www.facebook.com/WWUJSA Khmer Student Association https://www.facebook.com/WWUKhSA Korean Student Association https://www.facebook.com/wwuksa Latino Student Union https://www.facebook.com/WWULSU Mixed Identity Student Organization https://www.facebook.com/WWUMISO Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán https://www.facebook.com/WWUMEChA Native American Student Union https://www.facebook.com/wwunasu Queer People of Color https://www.facebook.com/groups/88214300649/ South Asian Student Association https://www.facebook.com/groups/2230754118/ Vietnamese Student Association https://www.facebook.com/WWUVSA Western Hmong Student Association https://www.facebook.com/wwuwhsa

Get involved with KVIK's organisations by clicking the following links: Show! The Show! https://www.facebook.com/groups/302480256796922/ ... The Mix: https://www.facebook.com/groups/475146422623391/ ... Peter's Fall Office Hours: Monday: 10:50-12:50pm Tuesday: 1:50-3:50pm Wednesday: 10:50-12:50pm Thursday: 2:50-4:50pm Friday: 2:50-4:50pm Sean's Fall Office Hours: Monday: 2:15-3:50 Tuesday: 12:00-2:50pm Wednesday: 2:15-3:50 Thursday: 12:00-2:50pm Friday:XXXXXXX - or by appointment -

We are the Associated Students of Western Washington University. The AS is an organization designed and run by Western students since 1908. We are staffed by over 200 dedicated students who provide a wealth of services and opportunities to the 15,000 person student body at WWU that comprise the entirety of our Associated Students. We seek to ensure a fulfilling college and academic experience for all Western students through the many services and programs we offer. By providing Western students with enjoyable networking and leadership opportunities, the AS aims to help students define themselves, find allies in the community and engage in their university surroundings. To learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xir6EmsjsL0

On-Campus Dining is not only convenient we provide a great place to connect with friends or to take a break and kick back and relax. You have enough to worry about, let us take care of the cooking and clean-up. We Got the Eat Thing Covered! For details on all of our locations, including hours of operation click on this link http://wwu.campusdish.com/

Located in VU 515 Phone Number: (360) 650-6120 Office Coordinator (Josey): [email protected] Community Coordinator (Katie): [email protected] Educational Programming (Kieran): [email protected] Peer Advisor (Grey): [email protected]

As an organization of student leaders living in the residence halls, we are committed to practicing and encouraging excellence in leadership and academics, community service, and recognizing outstanding members in our halls by maintaining an active presence in our communities. We organize community service projects for members and residents to participate in, promote recognition through Of The Month awards (OTMs), and we celebrate accomplishments of the halls and hold an annual Hall of the Year banquet (or HOTY for short) where we honor the achievements of that hall for that year. How can you become a member? NRHH is open to all students who have lived on WWU's campus for at least a quarter and have demonstrated leadership or involvement in campus life, along with a 2.5 GPA. To join, inquire at your Hall Council's info nights or meetings, or apply online at the NRHH website! How can you be more involved? As an official NRHH Representative, you will need to attend all Hall Council meetings as well as NRHH meetings, and remain in contact with the NRHH Vice President! Representatives promote and coordinate the completion of OTM's (Of the Months), and coordinate a Hall of the Year Committee. NRHH membership is not a requirement for this position, only selection by your hall. NRHH is an amazing organization and a great place for leadership opportunities.

Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Whether you’d like to get ahead on coursework, stamp your passport or pursue a new interest, Western Washington University’s Summer Session is for you. Take WWU classes in 6 or 9 week sessions, that’s 2-5 weeks less than the Academic year so you still have plenty of time for summer, work, BBq’s, friends…a life

The Chinese Language Program at Western Washington University provides students the opportunity to learn communicative skills in Chinese, a language spoken by 1.3 billion people, approximately one-fourth of the world population. The program offers courses of Chinese language at the first, second and third-year levels. In addition, several other courses related to Chinese language and culture are offered. Students may choose Chinese as minor or student-faculty designed major. Students who have taken one or two year Chinese are encouraged to study Chinese abroad. Please visit our web site Study Chinese Abroad for more information. If you have any questions regarding the Chinese program, you may visit our other pages: Faculty, Courses or send an email to the coordinator of the program Dr. Janet Xing.

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is a rigorous, integrated graduate business program designed to prepare students for responsible leadership positions in private, public, and not-for-profit organizations, as well as in entrepreneurial ventures. The Western MBA curriculum provides a balance of theory and application essential for managerial excellence. The program is intended for the active manager and technical supervisor as well as those looking for new opportunities at the mid-management level. Regardless of undergraduate degree, candidates will find a challenging program designed to meet their specific background and needs. The program is distinguished by small classes, collegial relationships among faculty and students, and a diverse student body.

Home to WWU's Campus Recreation department, the Wade King Student Recreation Center features a three-court gym, two cardio exercise areas with state-of-the-art fitness equipment, a weight room, a six-lane pool and hot tub, two group fitness studios, a 30-foot climbing wall and 12-foot bouldering wall, and an indoor running track.