The president and provost have approved the use of one hour of work time for all WSU employees to attend the Academic Showcase, which will run 9 a.m.-noon Friday, April 1, in the CUB. Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to schedule attendance with supervisors so university operations aren’t disrupted and so all can enjoy the showcase.
The Academic Showcase juried poster session will celebrate the achievements of individuals engaged in WSU’s central mission: the advancement of scholarship, research and the arts. Work will be displayed in poster or alternate formats for the campus community to view.
Professors who teach classes during Academic Showcase hours and who would like their students to attend can make arrangements to have students sign in at the registration desk so their attendance can be monitored. To make arrangements, contact Tena Old at skeen@wsu.edu by March 15.
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