The Administrative Professional Advisory Council is hosting the “Upfront and Honest Disccussion: What is important to YOU?” brown bag lunch on Monday, April 17 at noon.
The discussion will be available at five locations including WSU Pullman in Murrow, Room 53; WSU Spokane in SIRTI, Room 350; WSU Spokane Nursing in SNUR, Room 214; WSU Tri-Cities, Room 210W; and WSU Vancouver, Room CL116.
The brown bag lunch is an opportunity for individuals to speak out on work-related issues, information needs and APAC administration and service issues.
For more information visit the APAC website at http://www.apac.wsu.edu or e-mail the council at apac@wsu.edu.
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