Sept. 9 AFW Meeting with WSU Athletics

WSU Athletics will host the Association for Faculty Women (AFW) for our first meeting of the semester on Friday, September 9. All are welcome! The event will begin at 5pm in Gray W Legends Lounge in the Cougar Football Complex and will include complementary dinner, drinks, a tour of the Football Complex, and tickets to the WSU volleyball match that night in Bohler Gym.

Directions: Please enter Gray W Legends Lounge through the walkway going from the CUB to the third floor of the Football Complex.

Please RSVP by September 1 to Linda Chen, AFW Treasurer, at linda.chen@wsu.edu or 335-5723, and note if you will attend for:1 ) dinner only or 2) dinner and the volleyball match.

You can also contact Brittany Cooper, AFW Secretary, at brittany.cooper@wsu for more information about the event.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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