Stephen Gavazzi, coauthor of “Land‑Grant Universities for the Future,” will deliver the keynote address and lead a series of dialogues focused on the need for land‑grants to evolve to maintain their relevancy and value to the public.
Whittington will discuss how American political rhetoric has been increasingly filled with cries of a looming constitutional crisis.
The April 19 session will be livestreamed and there’s also 220 seats, available only through advance registration, for those who want to attend in person.
The WSU Pullman campus will host its annual Mom’s Weekend April 12‑14, with more than 100 activities to choose from.
An associate professor of educational psychology at Pennsylvania State University will present WSU’s seventh annual Methods Workshop.
Gary May will focus on how embracing diversity in all of its forms provides access, opportunity, and advancement for everyone.
An associate professor of psychology at Stanford University will discuss will address enhancing student success through social belonging and motivation.
Radiation effects expert John Boice will present on the past and future of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements during April 10 event at WSU Tri-Cities.
The first 2019 Vice President for Research Distinguished Lecture will tackle approaches to improving health among the elderly and increasing the overall lifespan.
WSU President Kirk Schulz is also working with donors to secure private contributions.