PULLMAN, Wash. — Just what is it like to get an education at Washington State
University? Washington high school juniors and seniors will have the opportunity to speak with
academic and student affairs representatives from WSU at an information night in their
hometown areas this November.
“An Evening of Excellence” provides potential students and their families with an overview
of WSU. They can talk with a team of representatives from WSU Admissions; Financial Aid and
Scholarships; Housing; Freshmen and Transfer Student Services; and Academic Programs.
The programs are from 7-9 p.m. and will be held in Spokane, Tri-Cities, Everett, Bellevue,
Tacoma and Vancouver. Program dates and locations are listed below. Attendees are asked to
RSVP by calling 888/GO-TO-WSU.
“An Evening of Excellence” Locations:
Spokane, Nov. 8, Cavanaugh’s Inn at the Park
Tri-Cities, Nov. 9, Cavanaugh’s at the Columbia Center
Everett, Nov. 15, Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel
Bellevue, Nov 16, Meydenbauer Center
Tacoma, Nov. 17, Best Western Executive Inn at Fife
Vancouver, Nov. 18, Doubletree Hotel at Quay
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