Register for the WSU Spring Advising Forum!

Using Strengths in Academic Advising

Learn more about how your unique strengths impact your academic advising practice. Also featuring innovative and creative peer presentations on advising competencies, nurturing self-identity and helping students develop their identities.

Please RSVP by February 12

Monday, February 19, 2018

8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Locations:

  • Spark, G45 (The Round) and via AMS for other locations
  • Vancouver – VECS 120
  • Tri-Cities – CIC 221
  • (Everett and Spokane rooms TBA)
  • The dial-in number for all sites is 772495
  • To attend by phone, call (509) 358-7935
  • and enter meeting ID 2495
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