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WSU President Campus Procession

June 24, 2015

By WSU News & Media Relations

PULLMAN, Wash. — WSU President Elson S. Floyd was driven through the Washington State University campus one last time this morning.

Escorted by the WSU Police Department, he received an honor guard salute from students in the WSU ROTC program. President Floyd’s body was later flown to North Carolina for a family memorial service and burial on Saturday.

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