Shift focus and celebrate commencement

 
Commencement season offers the university a welcome opportunity to celebrate and shift the focus to shared accomplishments and the difference that our university makes in so many people’s lives, notes President Elson S. Floyd in his latest Perspectives column….
 
According to the Office of  Institutional Research, by the end of this academic year, WSU will have awarded more than 209,000 degrees since our first graduates received theirs in 1897.
Click the following link to read Floyd’s column.
 

 

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