Walter Wendler is a journalist based in Amarillo, Texas, and writes for the Amarillo Globe-News. He also contributes to other local publications such as the Pampa News and Moore County News Press. Walter's articles often focus on topics related to education, community engagement, and personal reflections.
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Walter Wendler's work mainly comprises opinion editorials and expert commentary on higher education, universities, and cultural/societal issues. He appears to focus on local perspectives within the United States, particularly Texas and Amarillo.
If you are reaching out to Walter for coverage or collaboration, consider providing insights related to 21st-century curriculum in universities, managing change-related stress in educational institutions, addressing stereotypes about "flyover country," or promoting the American Dream within a university context.
Additionally, topics like fostering engagement in academic environments or discussing legitimate expectations from universities would likely be well received by Walter given his past commentaries.
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By Walter Wendler | Special to the Amarillo Globe-News Originally posted on October 25, 2015.
By: Walter Wendler
Insiders should embrace thoughtful, incremental change lest they become Lincoln’s “authors and finishers.”
By: Walter Wendler
A government rating of postsecondary institutional performance, thereby “valuing” one institution over another, is challenging.
By: Walter Wendler
Taking something based on a hollow promise is theft. The snout-in-trough, sleight of hand exercised by universities is disingenuous.
West Texas A&M University President Dr. Walter Wendler turns his focus to Thou Shalt Not Steal in his weekly column.
The WT president's weekly column talks about what he's thankful for, as originally penned in 2022.
WT will be updating the long-range plan WT 125: From the Panhandle to the World. What follows are some highlights of how the plan has guided our work.
In this season of change, it's students like this reflection's author that we have the privilege of supporting — that give me hope for the future.
Rural America supports a unique cultural heritage, along with small businesses and innovative entrepreneurship.
For my family and me, there is one recurring theme in what is powerful about Christmas.
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