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EAST LANSING, MI; Jan. 22, 2021 WKAR Public Media has joined other Michigan public television stations in launching the Michigan Learning Channel (MLC), available statewide on a series of new dedicated broadcast channels. Developed in partnership with leading educators and community leaders, the network delivers instructional content and programming to students, parents and teachers.
In the WKAR television viewing area, the Michigan Learning Channel is broadcasting now over the air on channel 23.5. Antenna users may need to rescan to add the new channel. It is also available as a Live TV stream at MichiganLearning.org and select content is posted there for on-demand viewing.
Jim Bachmeier, Vice President for Administration and Finance
Administration & Finance
Jim Bachmeier, who carries over 30 years of experience in higher education, serves as Ferris State University s Vice President for Administration and Finance.
Bachmeier has a strong record of administrative, financial, operational and professional accomplishments and community engagement. He is a certified public accountant with extensive higher education experience at Grand Valley State University and Western Nebraska Community College.
Bachmeier serves as the chief financial officer of the University, as a member of the President’s executive team, and as treasurer of The Ferris Foundation. He oversees Auxiliary Enterprises (including Residential Life and Dining Services), Finance, Human
Grand Valley State University students, staff, faculty and alumni – Grand Valley State University is defined by seven values: Excellence, Integrity, Inquiry, Inclusiveness, Community, Sustainability, and Innovation. GVSU claims that all decisions they make are carefully crafted with each of these values in mind; that these values are “reflected in the policies, practices, and assessments.
The challenges and threats still posed by structural racism are real and complex.That was the message from PBS NewsHour journalist and MSNBC correspondent Yamiche Alcindor, who delivered the keynote speech virtually for the 35th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Program on Monday, Jan. 18, as the nation honored the late civil rights leader.The program, an annual collaboration between Grand Valley State University, Davenport University and Grand Rapids Community College, was