May 3 | Purchasing Card: New Cardholders Training (Videoconferenced)

Purchasing Card: New Cardholders This course is the required of all new Cardholders in the WSU Purchasing Card Program. Account Reconcilers are also strongly encouraged to attend. Originating in Pullman and available statewide this session occurs Thursday, April 3, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Purchasing Card Applications are available at BPPM 70.08.19.

The training takes place on Thursday, May 3, 1:30-3:30PM.

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By Communications staff, Washington State University

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