Meet the finalists for Associate Vice President of Community, Equity, and Inclusive Excellence

The finalists for the Associate Vice President of Community, Equity, and Inclusive Excellence position have been selected and you are invited to meet them.

The first to visit campus is Jaime Nolan, who will have an open forum for faculty and staff on Tuesday, Feb. 20. She will present on “Community, Equity, and Inclusive Excellence at a Top 25 University”, 3:00-4:30 p.m., in Chinook Student Center 150. The session will be live-streamed and viewers will be able to call-in their questions.

Students are invited to attend a lunch and forum with Nolan on Wednesday, Feb. 21, noon-1:15 p.m., in the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center Living Room.

Additional finalists will visit campus through March 1. More information about the dates, times and locations is available at studentaffairs.wsu.edu/avp. Finalist names, their biographies, curriculum vitae, and the live-stream link, will appear on this website two business days prior to their visit.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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