Staff Appreciation update

In case you were unable to attend the variety of speakers from last week’s  presentations for Staff Appreciation, APAC had them recorded and they are available for viewing on  the Experience.WSU website.  The presenter’s PowerPoints are available on the APAC website

Sept. 11, “Running Effective Meetings” by Lynn Valenter, Vice Chancellor for Finance & Operations

Sept. 13, “Sleep, It Matters!” by Dr. Devon Grant

Sept. 14, “4 Myths of Office Conflict” by Dr. Tom Tripp

Sept. 15, “Mapping Your Own Professional Development”, by WSU First Lady and Professor, VCEA

A big thank you to our speakers for taking time out of their busy schedules to come present.

We also want to recognize and say thank you to the Bookie for the additional percentage savings all week and to the UREC and Chinook for allowing free use of their wonderful facilities all week.

Lastly, a big thank you to Cask, Porch Light Pizza, and Birch & Barley for their support for the Staff Appreciation Social.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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