University Affairs

Regents Professor Doug Call has been tapped by Provost Elizabeth Chilton to assume the senior vice provost role in January 2024.

Committee meetings as well as the full meeting of the Board of Regents will be broadcast live on YouTube. More information on viewing the meeting is available on the WSU Board of Regents website.

Faculty and staff can help reinforce the importance of participating in the National Survey for Student Engagement, which provides information that will help shape future university programming.

Human Resource Services continues to enhance its compliance and skills training platform with accessibility and quality of life features, making both required and optional assignments easier to complete.

Classes will be held remotely, with employees asked to check in with their supervisors about their ability to work from home. Essential employees are asked to report to work as scheduled if they are able to travel safely. Those not able to travel should contact their supervisors.

The recognition of Cougar Athletics as a system function allows Schulz to continue his service on a national level and to serve as Pac‑12 Board of Directors chair starting this summer.

Amid rising global demand for workers skilled in contemporary technologies who are also culturally literate, WSU is making changes to enhance the popular Digital Technology and Culture Program.

The college was evaluated on many standards including curricular delivery, quality of faculty and staff, and approach to practice and care by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education.

Gitau will lead the campus’ student affairs office, including admissions, financial aid, support services, and student-centered programming for approximately 1,400 students in Spokane and Yakima.

The Office of Compliance and Risk Management has appointed Sally Makamson to be the privacy officer for the WSU system.