WSU’s News Service has been hard at work giving the Faculty Expertise webpage a makeover.
The site — which compiles the names and backgrounds of WSU faculty members who are experts in specific fields — has a new look consistent with other WSU websites, an updated directory and an improved search function.
The News Service is committed to keeping the data current, said James Tinney, director of media relations and the News Service.
“It will be an ongoing effort to keep the site updated,” he said. He hopes that participating experts will help the News Service’s efforts by updating their information on their own.
The list of experts is available to the public and is especially helpful to news media for getting an expert perspective on a specific subject.
Faculty members who are interested in being added to the list can visit the site at https://experts.wsu.edu/ and input their data independently.
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