Behind the problems that routinely plague our organizations and families, you’ll find individuals who are either unwilling or unable to deal with broken promises. Colleagues break a rule, coworkers miss a deadline, friends fail to live up to commitments (or just plain behave badly), and nobody says a word. Nobody holds anyone accountable. With repeated infractions, individuals become increasingly upset until they finally do speak their minds, but they do so poorly — often creating whole new sets of problems. Crucial Accountability offers tools for improving relationships in the workplace and life. Learn how to deal with violated expectations in a way that permanently solves the problem at hand without harming the relationship.
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Students tackle real-world problems in statewide public health competition
A team of six peer health educators on the WSU Pullman campus are finalists in a statewide competition and are vying for a $5,000 grant to implement their ideas.
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Temple Grandin to give inaugural Cashup Davis Family Endowed Dean’s Distinguished Lecture
Grandin, an internationally renowned author, inventor, and autism advocate, will speak from 6–7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 6, in the CUB Senior Ballroom at WSU Pullman.
Paul Hirzel receives lifetime achievement award
WSU emeritus professor and alumnus Paul Hirzel has received the Inland Northwest Architectural Foundation’s lifetime achievement award, recognizing decades of influential design work.
Rapid melatonin test can help astronauts and others easily monitor their biological rhythm
Research funded in part by NASA finds a simple test with a paper strip and smartphone reader could help track sleep, performance in round-the-clock occupations.
April 17: WSU AMDT Fashion Show to shine spotlight on student creations
The hard work and creativity of 21 WSU students will be on full display as models strut the runway at this year’s fashion show.
WSU celebrates #CougsGive on April 15
The popular event runs from midnight to midnight and features live campaign counting, a donor wall, unlockable special match and challenge gifts, and leaderboards highlighting daily results.
Nvidia grant will support AI for teaching and learning
A new industry-supported project will have WSU students help build and test an AI-powered virtual teaching assistant designed to make learning more interactive.