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Civic, social engagement important for future leaders, says Cascade CEO

Cascade Engineering CEO and President Christina Keller talked with students, faculty and guests during her address as part of the Meijer Lecture Series, saying students will need to deal with uncomfortable issues to make a social or civic difference.

Feb 24, 2022


HR will host event, show results of talent acquisition transformation meetings

Transforming the current Human Resources model means strategically meeting the needs of employees while aligning with the Reach Higher 2025 plan.

Feb 21, 2022


Daniel C. Vélez named to lead Admissions department, brings experience at diverse institutions

Vélez brings more than two decades of expertise to his new position at Grand Valley, previously holding positions in enrollment management, student affairs and student success at a private, Historically Black College/University and four-year, public institutions.

Feb 18, 2022


GVSU sets direction for future

The university's Board of Trustees voted to approve the Reach Higher 2025 strategic plan.

Feb 18, 2022


Johnson Center's executive director retiring this year

After nearly 14 years with the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy, Executive Director Teri Behrens announced her retirement effective later this year.

Feb 16, 2022


COVID-19 Alert Level drops to Level 2

The Virus Action Team has changed Grand Valley's Alert Level to Level 2, effective immediately.

Feb 16, 2022


Fireside Chat panel: Engage with students to promote active learning

President Philomena V. Mantella led a Fireside Chat with a panel of faculty and staff members, discussing how educators can open dialogue with students to foster relationships and promote equity.

Feb 15, 2022


GVSU appoints new chief academic officer

President Philomena V. Mantella announced the appointment of Fatma Mili as the next provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs of the university.

Feb 15, 2022


GVSU ranks among country's best employers on Forbes list

Grand Valley has been ranked as one of the country's Best Employers for 2022, according to Forbes.

Feb 10, 2022


GVSU economics expert: Steady growth despite supply chain issues

Modest, steady economic growth continues in West Michigan, yet supply and personnel shortages are hindering normal business operations.

Feb 8, 2022