Sept. 12: Student motivation webinar for faculty and staff

Student Motivation: Practical strategies that will increase engagement, learning & persistence

Academic Outreach and Innovation invites WSU faculty and staff to join us for this live webinar presented by teacher and author Steve Piscitelli, hosted by Innovative Educators. Attend and join the conversation!

  • Wednesday, Sept. 12
  • Noon-1 p.m.
  • Spark 223 and virtual

Bring your lunch and view the webinar with your peers in Spark 223 on the Pullman campus—or attend virtually from your office.

Register to attend Student Motivation webinar

Academic Outreach and Innovation provides educational development opportunities for faculty. Browse the fall training and workshop schedule at li.wsu.edu/learn, or email aoi.li@wsu.edu to connect with a Learning Innovations Team member.

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