Register for the 2024 Quarter Century Club Celebration

The 2024 Quarter Century Club registration is available through Sept. 23.

Registration is now available for the Quarter Century Club Celebration on Oct. 1. Secure your seat! Space is limited, so please register online at your earliest convenience. Registration will remain open until Sept. 23.

Please join us for the 91st annual Quarter Century Club Celebration in Pullman. The annual event is open to the public and the celebration recognizes WSU employees who have reached the impressive milestone of 25 years of service. This is an excellent opportunity to recognize these individuals for their valuable contributions to WSU and to congratulate them on their induction into the Quarter Century Club. The breakfast will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 1, in the M.G. Carey Senior Ballroom at 9:15 a.m.

Advance registration is required before Sept. 23 and the cost for general registration is $20 per person. There is no cost for 2024 QCC inductees to attend.

We hope you can join us in recognizing the 2024 Quarter Century Club honorees.

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