Pay it forward with move-in!

Move-in day for our newest class of WSU Cougars is just around the corner and the university is again seeking faculty, staff and community members to help our new students move into the residence halls.

Join us on Saturday, August 15, during one of three available shifts and you’ll receive a free t-shirt to wear while you’re working, as well as the admiration of parents and new students.  Join us for two of those shifts and we’ll spring for a hearty lunch!

Sign up here today!! https://deanofstudents.wsu.edu/programs/move-in/

Questions may be directed to Assistant Dean Melissa Morgan at deanofstudents@wsu.edu.

As always, interested faculty and staff are to coordinate with their appropriate department administrator regarding scheduling.  Contact Human Resource Services with questions regarding comp time, flexing schedules and other options.

HRS Service Teams: https://hrs.wsu.edu/HR%20Consulting%20Teams%20Home

Phone: 509-335-4521 Email: hrs@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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