WSU Board of Regents hosting special meeting June 17
During the meeting, regents are expected to take action on several items as well as learn more about the budget development process for fiscal year 2025.
During the meeting, regents are expected to take action on several items as well as learn more about the budget development process for fiscal year 2025.
Regents will discuss the search for the next president as well as strategic areas of focus for the upcoming academic year during sessions on the Vancouver campus.
Members of the WSU Board of Regents authorized three new degree programs as part of a slate of nearly two dozen action items approved during Friday’s meeting on the Spokane campus.
All of the board’s meetings will take place inside the Spokane Academic Center. Public sessions will also be streamed live on YouTube.
In the upcoming sessions, faculty will have an opportunity to address members of the WSU Board of Regents to express concerns about challenges facing the university.
The meeting series will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday with an executive session inside Collaboration Hall. Most of the meetings will be available to watch on YouTube.
Carla Peperzak, who helped Jews during World War II, and Patricia Whitefoot, an advocate for Indigenous women, will be honored at events later this year.
The board approved a 3% increase in tuition for undergraduate and graduate students, regardless of residency status.
Friday’s Board of Regents meeting begins at 9 a.m Jan. 26. The majority of the board’s meetings will be broadcast live online as well as recorded.
Regents advanced several building projects, including the forthcoming Champions Center and the USDA‑ARS Plant Sciences Building, as part of the governing body’s meeting in Vancouver.