Please join us on Tuesday, Oct. 17, from 3–4 p.m. for three short talks that showcase the wide range of research underway by faculty in the Arts and Humanities. Robert Bauman will describe his work with the Tri-Cities Latinx Community Oral History Project. Dean Luethi will present on his research to commission and perform original choral works of Washington composers. Finally, Patty Wilde will speak on how Black women are remembered in the context of the American Civil War.
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Classified staff receiving 3% general salary increase effective July 1
Non-represented classified staff will receive a 3% general salary increase effective July 1. This adjustment was funded in the State of Washington’s 2023-2025 operating budget.
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