Last chance to submit your events for Mom’s Weekend!

WSU Mom’s Weekend is April 7-9, 2017

All WSU departments, living groups, student organizations, and community groups are invited to be a part of this activity-filled weekend.

To purchase ad space in the booklet, please contact Jeff Koch at jeff.koch@wsu.edu by today, February 20 for information on ad sizes, costs, and availability.

You can go online to https://momsweekend.wsu.edu/events/community/add to submit your activities and events to the online calendar.  Please submit your event(s) by today, February 20, 2017.

In order for your event to be listed in the Mom’s Weekend booklet publication, you must have your events entered by 5 p.m. today. Space is limited so enter your event(s)/activities(s) ASAP.

After today, events can be submitted to the online Calendar of Events up to the start of Mom’s Weekend (April 7, 2017), but will not appear in the printed booklet.

Thank you for your cooperation and assistance in planning Mom’s Weekend 2017! If you have any questions, please contact University Events at wsuevent@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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