Heart in motion: Rodríguez-Vivaldi retiring but continuing to serve

After serving the WSU community for 30 years in a variety of important roles, Ana María Rodríguez-Vivaldi retired from her post as an associate professor and associate dean in the College of Arts and Sciences but will continue working to improve lives across the University and beyond.

An inspiring teacher, administrator, and mentor, widely known for her vivacity, warmth, and professionalism, she plans to stay active in initiatives to provide WSU students and employees opportunities to grow and thrive. In lieu of a retirement party, friends and colleagues are invited to extend your best wishes through her online Guestbook and to learn more about her career and future plans in the CAS Story Hub.

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