University Affairs

The university is already in the process of conducting the guided self-assessment process, which is expected to continue through December.

Regents Professor Michael Wolcott will assume the role of interim vice president for research and will partner closely with Keane over the coming months to ensure a successful transition.

The program enables students to receive their bachelor’s in psychology and professional pharmacy degree in just seven years.

The hub will leverage clean power and innovative technology companies in the Pacific Northwest to accelerate the transition to clean hydrogen production and use.

Picha brings three decades of philanthropic experience to the board as the former president of the Seattle Children’s Foundation.

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.

The salary increase for eligible faculty and administrative professionals took effect Oct. 1 and will be reflected on Oct. 25 paychecks.

Whether through Extension, University Recreation, student involvement, or summer camps, WSU has programs throughout the state that serve minors and their families.