Town Halls 2019: a closer look at the year ahead

By Communications staff, Washington State University
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A number of opportunities—as well as challenges—face the University during the current academic year.

System strategic planning. Campus climate and culture priorities. Workday. Diversity, equity, and inclusion implementation. The next steps in restoring the University’s fiscal health.

What does all of this mean to you and your department?

Talk all things WSU with president, provost

Updates about these and similar topics will be the focus of Town Halls 2019, a series of 18 informal get‑togethers hosted this fall by President Kirk Schulz and new Provost and Executive Vice President Mitzi Montoya.

The president and provost will make a brief presentation at each town hall before engaging in a dialogue with meeting attendees. Those attending may submit a question in advance for WSU’s top two administrators.

The upcoming sessions mark the fourth consecutive fall the president and provost will host 15 or more town halls for each campus, college, and major administrative unit. Upwards of 1,000 faculty, staff, and students typically attend the meetings.

Town Halls 2019 schedule

Sept. 4

  • WSU Everett
    Noon–1 p.m., room 102, WSU Everett

Sept. 10

  • College of Arts and Sciences
    Noon–1 p.m., CUB Jr. Ballroom, WSU Pullman
  • Honors College and Office of Undergraduate Education
    4–5 p.m., Honors Hall lounge, WSU Pullman

Sept. 11

  • Department of Athletics
    10–11 a.m., Second floor, Martin Stadium, WSU Pullman

Sept. 12

  • Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
    11 a.m.–noon, EWUC 122, WSU Health Sciences Spokane
  • College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
    2–3 p.m., SAC 20, WSU Health Sciences Spokane

Sept. 13

  • College of Nursing
    10–11 a.m., NURS 205, WSU Health Sciences Spokane
  • WSU Health Sciences Spokane (non college‑affiliated staff and students)
    2–3 p.m., SAC 20, WSU Health Sciences Spokane

Sept. 18

  • College of Veterinary Medicine
    Noon–1 p.m., Bustad Hall 145, WSU Pullman
  • Carson College of Business
    4–5 p.m., Todd Hall 268, WSU Pullman

Oct. 2

  • WSU Tri‑Cities
    9–10 a.m., East Auditorium, WSU Tri‑Cities

Oct. 8

  • Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture
    4–5 p.m., Engineering Teaching/Research Building 101, WSU Pullman

Oct. 14

  • College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
    Noon–1 p.m., Biotechnology/Life Sciences Building 402, WSU Pullman

Oct. 21

Oct. 23

  • Non college‑affiliated faculty, staff, students
    Noon–1 p.m., CUB Auditorium, WSU Pullman

Oct. 29

  • College of Education
    Noon–1 p.m., Education Addition 308, WSU Pullman
  • Murrow College of Communication
    4–5 p.m., Goertzen Hall 21, WSU Pullman

Nov. 13

  • WSU Vancouver
    4–5 p.m., Dengerink Administration Building 110

See the Office of the President website for more information.

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