Designed for WSU administrative staff, the Graduate Assistantship Processing workshop focuses on PERMS, waivers, new student programs in the Graduate School, trainee internships, English proficiency exams, direct deposit, payroll deductions, meeting deadlines in a timely manner. Departmental best practices are also discussed. This session takes place on July 15 from 9:00-10:30 a.m. and is available via AMS Videoconferencing for non-Pullman locations. It is important to register in advance. To do so, click here to access the course information page within your WSU Online Training Account; then click on the triangular ‘launch’ button.
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Come enjoy a scenic bike ride through the Palouse during the National Lentil Festival on August 23! Participants have the option of doing a 50K or 100K ride. The course begins and ends at the Pullman City Playfields and is considered a ride, not a race. If you register by July 27 registration is $35. You are also guaranteed a dry-fit T-shirt with early registration! After July 27, registration is $45. The registration fee includes water and snacks at aid stations during the course and a post-race BBQ. All proceeds benefit the WSU Cycling Club. For more information, please visit www.urec.wsu.edu/events/tour-de-lentil or call (509) 335-UREC.
The public can watch for free through Friday as the region’s top men’s amateur golfers compete at WSU’s Palouse Ridge Golf Club. The 113th Pacific Northwest Men’s Amateur Championship has many notable contenders, visit http://bit.ly/1oChzkd for more history and information. Relax at Banyans, watch some great golf, soak up some summer weather. Call the clubhouse with any questions (509) 335-4342.
MUSEUM OF ART/WSU EVENING IN THE GARDEN BENEFIT
Saturday, July 12, 2014 from 6-8 pm at Living in the Garden.
TO REGISTER: email annamshannon@wsu.edu or call 509-335-6140
Join us for an unforgettable evening and unique “out of Pullman” experience at our fourth annual museum benefit hosted by Scotty Thompson and Suzanne St. Pierre’s beautiful Living in the Garden! The purpose of the benefit is to directly raise funds for outstanding arts programming. (more…)
“Wanted: Professors, post doctorate and graduate students from Washington State University who want to teach science not just as a class but as an event. Must be creative, motivated and willing to learn how to alter the traditional one-way lecture approach of teaching biology, botany, engineering – you name it. Several-day commitment is required. (more…)
Central Receiving is holding the following package with incomplete delivery information.
- From Office Depot a UPS ground package with the tracking number 1z049V840344669257. The box contains 1 pack of PROCELL ALKALINE BATTERYIES, SIZE AA, 1.5V.
- From Thermal Paper Direct a UPS ground package with the tracking number 1z5x68420366216878. The box contains item S24399; UPP-100HA, BOX (10 ROLLS) SONY.
Are you planning an event during fall semester for up to 100 people? Consider the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center! The Visitor Center is available for rental after 5pm Monday – Friday, during most weekend hours, and on University holidays. (more…)
The Washington State Magazine has advertising space available in our November 2014 edition!
The award-winning magazine contains WSU news and articles of interest about Washington State. This is a great strategy to reach WSU’s dedicated and involved alumni, faculty, and friends. The deadline to reserve advertising space in our Winter 2014 edition, also our Apple Cup edition which circulates the beginning of November, is July 31. Some of the benefits include: (more…)
The Women’s Resource Center is seeking a Graduate Assistant for Academic Year 2014/15
The Graduate Assistant will report to and work with the Director to support the Center by managing multiple projects to help meet the Center’s goals. The GA will be responsible for electronic website updates, creation, design, and to develop printed communication materials related to the WRC. View full job description here.
Contact: Turea Erwin, WRC Director at turea_erwin@wsu.edu
Motor Pool has a full-service shop for University department-owned vehicles. We can provide lube jobs, new tires, front-end alignments, battery services and replacements, transmission services, windshield replacement and rock chip repairs, plus major and minor automotive and truck repairs. We can also provide multi-point annual and safety inspections for your vehicles. Contact Motor Pool at 335-9091, or hansenc@wsu.edu.
The Motor Pool reminds Departments to schedule emissions tests and annual inspections for WSU department-owned vehicles. Emissions tests are required for all 1989 to 2009 WSU vehicles. Annual inspections need to be done on all university-owned vehicles.
Contact Chad Hansen at 335-9091, hansenc@wsu.edu; or Brad Hill at 335-9320, bwhill@wsu.edu.
Sponsored by the Center for Reproductive Biology, Washington State University and the University of Idaho (more…)
Open lab hours are held by the Web Communication team in ITB 2025 on Fridays between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
All are welcome to attend. Bring any web related topic or question to discuss!
At least one member of Web Communication will be around to answer questions and direct discussion. We’re happy to cover anything related to the central services—WordPress, Magento, the Spine and brand, Taxonomy, Search, etc… And if your question is not related to any current service, even better. One of our goals is to have wider conversations about web technology in general and to connect those around campus who are interested.
Please reach out to Jeremy Felt (jeremy.felt@wsu.edu) if you have any questions. Also check the recaps from previous sessions for an idea of the discussions taking place.
See you Friday!
There’s no better way to spend the summer than enjoying what nature has to offer! From July 14-18, Cougar Kids Camp is all about the great outdoors. Campers will take a field trip to Kamiak Butte and learn about the Leave No Trace principles. They will also learn how to set up a campsite, cook in the wilderness, and will be given the opportunity to learn how to canoe. Campers entering grades 3-6 can register for an overnight camping adventure that is located on South Fairway. There are morning, afternoon and all-day sessions. Extended hours are also available for free. Registration for this week ends July 13, so sign up your Cougar Kid today!
For registration and other information about Cougar Kids Camp, please visit cougarkids.wsu.edu or call 335-UREC.
The Summer BBQ on the Mall features lunch and free entertainment in the sun on July 9. The fresh air event takes place between 11:15 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. on the Glenn Terrell Mall across from the CUB. These events will occur each Wednesday through July 23. This week’s menu offers Casino Style BBQ Ribs with potato salad, a Vegetarian Garden Burger and a 1/3 pound Angus Burger. Drinks, chips and cookies are also available. Check out the University Catering website for menus and pricing: catering.wsu.edu. (more…)
Jason Harper, Construction Engineer for Capital Planning and Development, has been selected as the April 2014 Crimson Spirit Award Recipient. Read about Jason and other Crimson Spirit Award winners at www.employee-recognition.wsu.edu
Use the on line nomination form to recommend the exemplary employee in your area!
Are you an employee that is interested in taking courses this fall? Now is the time to start reviewing the information on the Tuition Fee Waiver policy and process. This HR Essentials! provides information about eligibility, allowable courses, the request process, and resources for additional information. More information can be found here: http://hrs.wsu.edu/HR%20Essentials
All persons who work at heights are required to have training in fall protection. Washington state defines any height greater than 4ft to be working at heights with a Fall Protection Work Plan required for heights greater than 10 ft. FREE Fall Protection Authorized User training is offered by EH&S regularly. The next session will be held July 16, 2014 at the McCluskey Training Area from 10 a.m. – Noon. Class size is limited so please contact Sarah Greer at slgreer@wsu.edu or 335-4360 for further information or to sign up.
All persons who work at heights are required to have training in fall protection. Washington State defines any height greater than 4ft to be working at heights with a Fall Protection Work Plan required for heights greater than 10 ft. FREE Fall Protection Authorized User training is offered by EH&S regularly. (more…)
The warm summer weather has arrived. There are a few things to keep in mind when enjoying outdoor activities and or working outside during the heat. Be aware of the signs and symptoms of heat stress, dizziness, thirst, nausea or vomiting, irritability and exhaustion are all signs of heat stress. It is important to apply sunblock as recommended, take breaks in the shade, and to drink plenty of water. Remember to keep cool and enjoy the summer fun!