Register now for Pullman convocation

Faculty are invited to join Washington State University’s Pullman convocation and help welcome our newest Cougs to campus. Registration is now open, and faculty who plan to attend are asked to RSVP by Friday, Aug. 14. A block of seats has been reserved for faculty attendees, so advance registration is important.

This year’s Convocation ceremony is taking place at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 21, inside Beasley Coliseum.

During the ceremony, the college roll call is one of the event’s most exciting traditions. Students will stand and cheer when their college is called, and faculty are encouraged to join in the celebration alongside their new students. Your presence helps create a memorable welcome and demonstrates the Cougar community’s support for incoming students.

Please note that this year attendees are asked to wear their favorite Coug gear rather than academic regalia. Show your Crimson and Gray spirit as we welcome the Class of 2026 and our newest transfer students.

Register online by Aug. 14.

For questions, contact the University Events team at university.events@wsu.edu.

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