The special meeting begins at 10:15 a.m. this Friday in Pullman. Members of the public are invited to listen to the public portion of the meeting via YouTube.
Elizabeth A. “Betsy” Cowles has been named chair of the Advisory Board to the William D. Ruckelshaus Center, a public policy-minded collaboration of WSU and the University of Washington.
Carpenter-Boggs is the first woman to lead the Crop and Soil Sciences department, joining a growing list of female leaders in the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resources.
Whether through Extension, University Recreation, student involvement, or summer camps, WSU has programs throughout the state that serve minors and their families.
The annual event brings together about 2,500 high school students, agricultural educators, and guests to learn about careers in agriculture and compete in career and leadership development events.
Jody Brannon will lead the Murrow News Fellowship program for early-career journalists reporting in underserved communities following a career at some of the nation’s most prestigious news outlets.
Both universities remain united in their commitment to finding the best solution going forward given the looming departures of 10 of the 12 conference partners.