Community Engagement

The results of the survey will help WSU to better compare itself against other universities and guide future efforts to improve the undergraduate experience.

Now that places like senior centers, public schools, museums, and parks are gradually increasing operations, WSU’s Center for Civic Engagement is getting ready for an increase in service-learning opportunities for students.

Family Weekend will be mostly virtual April 9–11, offering many interesting and fun ways for students and their families to engage with the University.

WSU first‑year students and seniors will receive an email today from President Kirk Schulz to ask them to take the National Survey for Student Engagement to help shape future programming at the University.

Milica Radanovic, a biology PhD student, is among 23 graduate students selected nationwide by the Ecological Society of America to speak with Congress about the importance of funding scientific research.

The month‑long NSSE campaign gives students the opportunity to report on how well WSU is engaging undergraduates in their academic community.

A new statewide remote worker certification program launched by WSU Extension is helping rural Washington residents seize opportunities in an increasingly digital workplace.

WSU first‑year students and seniors will receive an email today from President Kirk Schulz asking them to take the National Survey for Student Engagement to help shape future programming at the University.

WSU first‑year students and seniors will receive an email today from President Kirk Schulz asking them to take the National Survey for Student Engagement to help shape future programming at the University.

There are 15 TRIO programs at WSU that serve nearly 2,000 individuals with nearly $4 million in grant funding annually from the U.S. Dept. of Education.