PULLMAN, Wash. – Three hours of work time for employees to attend Showcase events March 27 and 28 have been approved by Dan Bernardo, interim provost and executive vice president of Washington State University. He welcomes faculty to encourage classes to attend the Academic Showcase poster session, as well.
Showcase is WSU’s annual opportunity to better understand, highlight and celebrate the work and accomplishments of colleagues.
Employees are approved to use three hours of work time to attend the Academic Showcase poster session 9 a.m.-noon Friday, March 28, and/or the Distinguished Faculty Address 3:30 p.m. Thursday, March 27. Faculty, staff and students are asked to schedule attendance with their supervisors so it does not disrupt university operations and so everyone may take advantage of the opportunity.
Faculty members who are teaching during the time of the Academic Showcase are welcome to encourage students to attend the event in lieu of class if faculty believe the students might gain some benefit from attending. Faculty might have students write and hand in a short paper on a particular poster that is applicable to the class.
Faculty can make arrangements to have students sign in at the registration desk if they desire to have attendance monitored. (To make arrangements for a student sign-in procedure, contact Karlene Beaumont at kbeaumont@wsu.edu by March 21).
Registration closes Wednesday, March 19, for the Distinguished Faculty Address and the Celebrating Excellence Recognition Banquet on Friday, March 28. Register at http://showcase.wsu.edu.