President, provost host WSU Vancouver town hall Oct. 9

October 8, 2018

By Communications staff, Washington State University

The Town Halls 2018 series continues Tuesday, Oct. 9, with a session for faculty, staff and students from WSU Vancouver.

President Kirk Shulz and Provost Dan Bernardo will make brief presentations before answering audience questions. The get-together, and others like it, are taking place throughout the WSU system this fall.

WSU Vancouver

Noon–1 p.m., VDEN 110

Individuals unable to attend the meeting are invited to attend any of the other upcoming town halls. Visit the Town Halls 2018 website for details.

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