A long-time leader in the work of inclusion and community building, Allen Sutton has been hired as the executive director for outreach and education in Community, Equity and Inclusive Excellence. He will begin his new duties on July 15.
Beginning Thursday, Dec. 19, myWSU will be the first WSU application to require Multi-Factor Authentication when logging in.
James Boncella will lead the institute’s efforts tackling challenges around nuclear science, including national and international security, education and training in STEM.
Its members will inventory existing resources, identify barriers to establishing effective partnerships, and create recommendations to fight food and housing insecurity at the system level on each campus.
WSU communities will get a close look at the improvements proposed for Executive Policy #15, the university’s policy pertaining to discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct.
Apply online by Jan. 15 to present your work in the 2020 poster session.
In an email to the WSU community, President Kirk Schulz reflects on last week’s tragic loss of first-year student Sam Martinez and pledges to continue improving the University’s health and safety efforts.
Beginning in December, Board of Regents Chair Brett Blankenship will discuss the purpose and process of the assessment with campus officials from across the system. Interviews of members of the WSU community will take place in January.
Each book is evaluated by members of an interdisciplinary, cross-campus selection committee that narrows the selection list to a few titles, and produces a short list just a few months later.
“At Washington State we believe our success is measured not by whom we exclude, but by whom we include, and by how we help them succeed.”
WSU and Biopharmaceutical Research Company scientists will examine cannabis under a federally-compliant research partnership.
New network security measures coming in December will change how employees and students access WSU business applications.
President Kirk Schulz invites the WSU community to reflect and celebrate on the profound ways indigenous people have influenced America’s development and enriched our culture.
A 15‑member search committee that includes faculty, staff, and student representation from throughout the WSU system has been selected to lead the search for the university’s next provost.
As a private citizen, employees are free to lobby or support candidates, issues and campaigns. But you must do so on your own time, with your own resources, and while making it clear that you are not speaking on behalf of Washington State University.
Montoya will continue to focus on her research in organizational innovation, while supporting the college’s corporate engagement efforts and her Advancing Women in Leadership initiative.
Two WSU faculty members used funding from Affordable Learning Grants to develop free, user-friendly online textbooks for their students.
More than 650 members of the WSU community took part in a day-long visioning conference on Monday to discuss topics such as the university’s core purpose and values.
Conference participants across the WSU system will discuss the direction of the university’s statewide enterprise for the next five years.
WSU faculty, staff, and students not affiliated with an academic college are invited to join President Kirk Schulz for a town hall on Oct. 23 in Pullman.
Dylan Bugden, who this spring joined the Department of Sociology as an assistant professor, is an expert in environmental conflict and the sociology of energy systems.