2024 AP Contribution Awards

Join us and your colleagues in recognizing the AP’s nominated for this award. The APAC Contribution Awards recognize administrative professionals (APs) who have made exceptional contributions to Washington State University and their respective areas or units. This award highlights nominees for exemplary productivity, innovative problem-solving, positive working relationships, and university and community service.

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Date: Thursday, March 7
Time: 3–4 p.m. (Awards at 3:30 p.m.)

In-person locations:

  • Pullman: CUB Junior Ballroom
  • Tri-Cities: East Hall, 212 Chancellor’s Conference Room
  • Spokane: SAC 401A
  • Vancouver: VDEN 236
  • Everett: TBD

Remote: Watch live via YouTube

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