Eric Johnson, an English language learners professor, will begin his two-year term on Aug. 16 and will focus heavily on faculty and staff professional development aimed at fostering an inclusive and equitable educational environment within the college.
Twenty-one Washington State University faculty have been named as the newest members of the Core-to-Career professional development program that impacts undergradutes’ career readiness.
The committee creates regular opportunities for representatives across the WSU system who work with student groups, departments, and organizations to share hazing prevention strategies and learn from one another.
The 30% reduction is intended to help address the acute pharmacist shortage by drawing more students to study and serve in Washington.
Representatives from Native American tribes and nations joined WSU leaders in signing a revised memorandum of understanding, paving the way for continued cooperation and expanded collaboration.
Clif Stratton will focus on undergraduate education, promoting a seamless approach to student success inside and outside the classroom.
Tracy Klein, a nurse practitioner on the Vancouver campus, will spend the upcoming year working closely with new Chair Eric Shelden and past Chair Christine Horne.
The grant program supports junior faculty in developing research, scholarly, or creative programs that lead to sustained professional development and external funding.
The designation enables Amazon hourly employees to access in-demand bachelor’s degrees and certificate programs.
Most recently, Pratapas worked in fundraising strategy for the Swedish Foundation in Seattle. Prior to that, she spent more than 20 years in health care, health education, and health research fundraising.
