WSU community invited to help shape two key leadership positions

The Washington State University community is invited to provide input on how to best shape two new leadership positions within the Division of Student Affairs.

The searches for the Associate Vice President (AVP) of Community, Equity and Inclusive Excellence and the Associate Vice President of Student Affairs/Student Engagement are getting underway. Both positions will serve integral roles in shaping the culture of WSU and attending to the needs of the entire Cougar community.

Open Session:
Monday, September 25
4 -5 p.m.
CUB Auditorium

Student Session:
Tuesday, September 26
4:15-5:30 p.m.
Chinook 25

Representatives from the search firm Isaacson, Miller will facilitate the sessions as a way to hear ideas from students, faculty and staff on the qualities ideal candidates should possess as well as answer questions about the search process. For more information, contact Michelle McIlvoy, mmcilvoy@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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