Communicating with Faculty | Jump Start Workshop
2020-08-20 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | ZOOM, WA, United States
Communicating with Faculty
Presented by Anna Plemons

This practical workshop will cover strategies for effectively communicating with faculty and will include topics like how to send an email, what to do during an office hours appointment, and how to start a conversation about internships or other opportunities.

Watch on Zoom

Virtual Welcome Event
2020-08-21 12:00 - 15:00 | Online, WA, 99354, United States
WSU Tri-Cities students, faculty, and staff,
Save the date for WSU Tri-Cities Virtual Welcome Back event August 21 from noon-3 p.m.
We are excited to announce some exciting news and provide you lunch before the virtual celebration begins.

Free Lunch Pick up in the CIC Parking lot, lunch provided by Castle Catering.

12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. | Lunch pickup for new students
12:45 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. | Lunch pickup for current students, faculty, staff

Virtual Welcome Formal Event

2:00 p.m . – 2:30 p.m. | on youtube.com/wsutricities

Academic College meet up sessions after the Formal Welcome

College of Education

Zoom link: https://wsu.zoom.us/j/94455104002?pwd=[REDACTED]
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College of Arts & Sciences

Zoom link: https://wsu.zoom.us/j/94047478386?pwd=[REDACTED]
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College of Business

Zoom link:https://wsu.zoom.us/j/92073379609?pwd=[REDACTED]
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College of Viticulture & Enology (Wine Science)

Zoom link:https://wsu.zoom.us/j/93351185558?pwd=[REDACTED]
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School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

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One WSU: Advancing Washington State Town Hall - WSU Tri-Cities
2020-09-28 15:00 - 16:00 | WA, United States
Faculty, staff and students at WSU Tri-Cities are invited to join WSU President Kirk Schulz and Elizabeth Chilton, provost and executive vice president, for a Town Hall.
One WSU: Advancing Washington State Town Hall – WSU Tri-Cities
Presented by President Kirk Schulz, Provost Elizabeth Chilton
Moderated by Chancellor Sandra Haynes
Monday, Sept. 28, 3 p.m. – 4 p.m.
experience.wsu.edu
Among some of the topics to be discussed:

Implementation of the WSU system strategic plan
Ramped up efforts to create a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment system-wide
Recent accomplishments by the WSU Tri-Cities campus and each of the colleges

Following their opening remarks, the president and provost will participate in a question-and-answer period with meeting attendees.
Questions may be submitted in advance.
Accessibility
If you have a disability that requires special materials, services or assistance, contact WSU Tri-Cities Access Services at 509-372-7352 or g.hormel@wsu.edu as soon as possible to discuss your specific needs.

Future Coug Freshman Presentations | Hosted by WSU Tri-Cities Admissions
2020-10-06 11:00 - 12:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
WSU Tri-Cities Virtual Admissions Presentation – Freshman
(includes Running Start students)
Every Tuesday through November 17th.
11 a.m. – noon – Online
Sign up: bit.ly/2G9Wpyv
Learn more about:
– Academic opportunities at WSU Tri-Cities
– Fields of study
– Tuition, scholarships and financial information
– How to apply
– Opportunities to get involved at WSU Tri-Cities
Study at a top-ranked research university where opportunities abound locally in STEM, liberal arts and career experiences. 50 percent of students pay zero out of pocket expenses for tuition.

Future Coug Transfer Presentations | Hosted by WSU Tri-Cities Admissions
2020-10-08 14:00 - 15:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
WSU Tri-Cities Virtual Admissions Presentation – Transfer
Every Thursday through November 19th.
11 a.m. – noon – Online
Sign up: bit.ly/2G9Wpyv
Learn more about:
– Academic opportunities at WSU Tri-Cities
– Fields of study
– Tuition, scholarships and financial information
– How to apply
– Opportunities to get involved at WSU Tri-Cities
Study at a top-ranked research university where opportunities abound locally in STEM, liberal arts and career experiences. 50 percent of students pay zero out of pocket expenses for tuition.

Coug Parent Seminar: Supporting Your Coug through Uncertain Times Tips, Considerations and Resources from a Family Systems Perspective
2020-10-09 12:00 - 13:00 | Online, WA, 99354, United States
Supporting Your Coug through Uncertain Times
Tips, Considerations and Resources from a Family Systems Perspective
Friday, Oct. 9
Noon – 1 p.m. via Zoom
WSU Tri-Cities’ Counseling Services will be offering a flash talk that addresses mental health aspects that impact students during a pandemic.
Counseling Services will be offering clinical insight into how to identify distress symptoms, how to advocate for your student’s well-being, and how to cultivate supportiveness.
Afterward, staff from the campus will be available to answer your questions about campus services and activities this fall.

Virtual Career Fair
2020-10-14 10:00 - 16:00 | ONLINE, WA, United States
This year, WSU Tri-Cities & CBC’s Career Services are teaming up to bring you a virtual Career Fair experience through the Handshake platform. Handshake can be accessed anywhere with an internet connection. For optimal performance, including minimizing any errors while chatting with employers, use a desktop or laptop computer with a webcam to participate in the Career Fair. Employers and students will have the ability to sign up for Group Sessions and One-on-One sessions to recruit for and or learn more about full-time, part-time, and paid internship and job opportunities.

The Virtual Career Fair through the Handshake platform will have Employer Info Sessions and One-on-One Sessions with live video and chat features.
STUDENT REGISTRATION LINK

EMPLOYER REGISTRATION LINK
VISIT THE CAREER FAIR PAGE FOR UP TO DATE INFO ON HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE CAREER FAIR!

PNACAC's 2020 College Fairs
2020-10-19 09:00 - 12:00 | WSU Tri-Cities, 2710 Crimson Way, Richland, WA, 99354, United States
START YOUR COLLEGE SEARCH
Explore your top schools’ booths October 19-22.
Live Virtual Fairs Real Connections.
Attend live presentations to get the most out of your college search
Connect with over 100 colleges from across the US and beyond
Check out live workshops about the college search process, financial aid opportunities, and more.

PNACAC college fairs connect students, families and counselors from Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington with collges and universities from all over the country in one convenient location. Advance registration is required.

Learn more online pnacac.swoogocom/pnacac

WSU Tri-Cities Plans for Spring- Student Townhall
2020-10-23 12:00 - 13:00 | Online, WA, 99354, United States
Attend the WSU Tri-Cities Student Town Hall on plans for spring that takes place this Friday, Oct. 23. Hear a brief update and get your questions answered.
* While the town hall will be geared toward students, all individuals are welcome to attend

WSU Tri-Cities Student Town Hall on Plans for Spring
Noon – 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23, via Zoom
Register to attend: bit.ly/2Hl6Uz6
(Submit your questions via this registration form)

Accessibility
Students: If you have a disability that requires special materials, services or assistance, contact WSU Tri-Cities Access Services at 509-372-7352 or g.hormel@wsu.edu as soon as possible to discuss your specific needs.

Dismantling Racism: The Game of Change | Community Classroom Series
2020-10-29 11:00 - 12:15 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Dismantling Racism: The Game of Change

October 29 | 11 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
OPEN TO STUDENTS, STAFF, FACULTY & TRI-CITIES COMMUNITY

Racism in our world is not a new issue. In the current climate no one wants to be deemed “bad” but people struggle with maintaining systems of power and privilege and being deemed a “good” person. While faculty and community practitioners have some knowledge of the historical roots of structural racism, there is a lack of awareness of the impact of this social construct, and that it is supported by implicit bias. Through the lens of medical education and popular culture we will explore how this works and what we can do address and stifle it in academe and society.
This workshop/discussion will offer members of various communities the language and practices to move the “center at the margins” – that is to shift their view point from a majority group’s perspective to that of the marginalized group or groups. We plan to provide strategies to help faculty become more aware of the problems of bias and structural racism. We will broach ways to reduce the systemic impact on resident and other faculty evaluations. Utilizing principles presented in work by Dr. Robert R. Gaiser on teaching professionalism: i.e. reflective thinking, metacognition, and transformational learning in a small group interactive environment we hope to translate practices that are applicable to things like sports culture and daily life.

SPEAKERS

Dr. Thabiti Lewis
Thabiti Lewis is professor of English and interim associate vice chancellor for academic affairs at Washington State University, Vancouver. He is also the editor of Conversations with Toni Cade Bambara and Ballers of the New School: Race and Sports in America. He writes extensively about masculinity, sports, and popular culture and has published work in the areas of literary studies and history and popular culture and critical race. He has lectured widely about critical race, masculinity and sports culture. Professor Lewis conducts a workshop called “The Anti-racist Locker” and has worked with Dr. Theard to examine approaches for eliminating or reducing systemic racism in medical education and society.

Dr. Marie Theard, MD
Dr. Theard completed her residency at University of Illinois in Chicago and a fellowship in Neuroanesthesia at Washington University in St. Louis. She is currently director of Neuroanesthesia in the Dept. of Anesthesiology at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Oregon. Dr. Theard has published several articles illuminating the limitations of structural racism in academia and education, conducted surveys on DEI, and workshops examining approaches for eliminating or reducing systemic racism in medical education. As a former co-chair and now member of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee of the Society of Neurosciences in Anesthesiology and Critical care, she has hosted conferences to address how to improve medical training in order to effect more equity and inclusion in medicine. In an effort to engage Portland’s African American community, she was recently awarded a mentorship grant from the American Society of Anesthesiology’s Professional Diversity Committee to begin a pipeline project to increase interest among African American high school students for careers in medicine.

Register for Event
See more Community Classroom Events at https://tricities.wsu.edu/diversity/community-classroom-series/

GHCCRes Visiting Scholar Artist Talk: Graham Murtough
2020-11-12 10:30 - 12:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Peter Christenson, WSU Associate Professor of Fine Arts and Director of the Guest House Cultural Capital Residency Program (GHCCRes), welcomes WSU communities to join us for two upcoming (virtual) chats with GHCCRes Remote Scholar-Artists Graham Murtough (November 12 @ 10:30am-12:00pm) and Megan Torgerson (November 19 @ 10:30am-12:00pm). Upcoming GHCCRes lectures are FREE, OPEN, and VIRTUAL. Please contact peter.christenson@wsu.edu to RSVP for zoom link invitations.

GHCCRes Visiting Scholar Artist Talk: Megan Torgerson
2020-11-19 10:30 - 12:00 | Online, WA, United States

WSU TRI-CITIES FIRST GEN STUDENT AND FACULTY STORIES
2020-11-20 13:30 - 14:00 | WSU Tri-Cities, 2710 Crimson Way, Richland, WA, 99354, United States
LIVE first-gen student and faculty chats discussing familial/peer support, motivation, mentor-ship, and building a sense of community on campus.

Brought to you by the WSU Tri-Cities TRIO Student Support Services, Student Affairs, ASWSUTC, Cougs LEAD Club, & Student Life

GIVING TUESDAY
2020-12-01 08:00 - 23:30 | ONLINE, WA, United States
WSU Tri-Cities is raising funds to support student hardship relief.
Donate to the Student Emergency Hardship Fund or Cougar Cupboard Fund any time tomorrow – Tuesday, Dec. 1. Help WSU Tri-Cities raise more than $10,000!
Staff, faculty, the chancellor’s executive team and the WSU Tri-Cities advisory council are all completing matching challenges that will go into effect throughout the day as funds are raised. If you would like to contribute to those matching challenges, be sure to provide your gift TODAY.
– Donate to the Student Emergency Hardship Fund
– Donate to the Cougar Cupboard Fund
More info about WSU Tri-Cities’ Giving Tuesday campaign

Financial Aid Night
2020-12-03 18:00 - 20:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Join us virtually for a Financial Aid Night, hosted by Washington State University Tri-Cities. Learn about the types of financial aid available and have the opportunity to complete your FAFSA or WASFA application. We’ll have financial aid staffready to meet one-on-one with you in secure breakout rooms ready to answer any questions you might have. *This event is open to all students and their families, even if they are not applying to attend WSU Tri-Cities.*
Register for event at bit.ly/3kVpdt7
It’s not too late to apply for Financial Aid!
Questions?
tricities.admissions@wsu.edu

Financial Aid Night for Kennewick School District Students & Parents
2020-12-09 11:00 - 13:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Join us virtually for a Financial Aid Night, hosted by the Kennewick School District in partnership with Washington State University Tri-Cities.

Learn about the types of ﬁnancial aid available and have the opportunity to complete your FAFSA or WASFA application.
We’ll have ﬁnancial aid staff ready to meet one-on-one with you in secure breakout rooms ready to answer any questions you might have.

Free informative event for students & parents of Kamiakin High School, Kennewick High School, Southridge High School.

Register for event at bit.ly/3kOgNn2

It’s not too late to apply for Financial Aid! (FAFSA & WASFA)

*This event is open to all students and their families, even if they are not applying to attend WSU Tri-Cities.*

Evening Financial Aid Night for Kennewick School District Students & Parents
2020-12-09 18:00 - 20:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Join us virtually for a Financial Aid Night, hosted by the Kennewick School District in partnership with Washington State University Tri-Cities.

Learn about the types of ﬁnancial aid available and have the opportunity to complete your FAFSA or WASFA application.
We’ll have ﬁnancial aid staff ready to meet one-on-one with you in secure breakout rooms ready to answer any questions you might have.

Free informative event for students & parents of Kamiakin High School, Kennewick High School, Southridge High School.

Register for event at bit.ly/3nMyS73

It’s not too late to apply for Financial Aid! (FAFSA & WASFA)

*This event is open to all students and their families, even if they are not applying to attend WSU Tri-Cities.*

Financial Aid Night for Sunnyside High Students & Parents
2021-01-07 16:00 - 18:00 | Online, WA, United States
Learn about the different types of financial aid available, and get help filling out the FAFSA, WASFA, or speak with one of our staff with any other questions you may have about how affordable college really can be!
*Note: You do not have to be attending WSU Tri-Cities in order to participate. This event is open to all students and families interested in getting help with Financial Aid*

Register for Event at https://wsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAsdO-prjosEtMgZNXop0jZuByONCu4nrVw?fbclid=IwAR2zPpuYKhHGlOfxlOlm5UlUAqwDvfuNQWLydQFAT36T3xxQwSKddxHmf_8

Common Read Seminar: Challenging Exclusion and Segregation in the Mid-Columbia Region
2021-01-26 16:00 - 17:30 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Panelists Robert Bauman, Robert Franklin, Laura Arata discuss racial segregation and resistance to discrimination in the Mid-Columbia region. Based on research and multiracial oral histories, the panel reveals the experiences of non-white groups such as Chinese immigrants, World War II Japanese incarcerates, and African American migrant workers from the South, whose lives were deeply impacted by the Hanford Site and who advocated for change.
Hosted by WSU Tri-Cities.
Book: Echoes of Exclusion and Resistance Voices
https://wsupress.wsu.edu/product/echoes-of-exclusion-and-resistance/

Deadline for Nominations: National Student Employee of the Year (SEOTY) award
2021-01-29 | Online, WA, 99354, United States
Each year Washington State University and the National Student Employment Association (NACE) recognizes the outstanding contributions and achievements of students who work while attending college through the National Student Employee of the Year (SEOTY) award.
Due to the unusual circumstances resulting from the COVID‑19 Pandemic, NSEA will recognize three (3) top students from each region. All students recognized for the 2021 year will be spotlighted on their webpage.
Our student, Noah Sanchez nominated by Ray Luna from Cougs Rise, won our region in 2020. We are now taking nominations for 2021 Student Employee of the Year thru January 29, 2021.
To nominate your employee submit a one‑page letter highlighting the student’s accomplishments. NSEA recommends following the National Association Colleges and Employers (NACE) competencies when composing your letter. Submit Nominations at student.jobs@wsu.edu.
Learn more at https://news.wsu.edu/announcement/recognize-student-employee-3/?utm_source=WSUNews-enewsletter&utm_campaign=wsunewsenewsletter&utm_medium=email

Running Start Info Night for Kamiakin HS students
2021-02-03 18:00 - 19:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Join us for a fun & informative night as we take a closer look at WSU Tri-Cities Running Start program!

REGISTER

Questions?
tricities.runningstart@wsu.edu

Black History Month Fireside Chat
2021-02-17 13:00 - 14:00 | Zoom, 2710 University Dr, Richland, WA, 99354, United States
Join us for an hour of dialogue to learn more about how injustice and advocacy is seen through the lens of different lived experiences. Tri-Cities residents will share about the adversity and triumphs of living and working in this community.
Dialogue to be followed by Q&A session.
Register to attend event: http://bit.ly/38bNDKx

GHCCRes Scholar Lecture + Discussion with Lester Black
2021-02-18 09:00 - 10:30 | Online, WA, 99354, United States
Associate Professor of Fine Arts and Director of The Guest House Cultural Capital Residency (GHCCRes) program, Peter Christenson, welcomes you to a (virtual) chat exploring the power of design as a storytelling method with GHCCRes 2021 Scholar and writer Lester Black. Lester Black (b. 1990) is a writer and photographer currently based in Wenatchee, Washington. He was most recently a staff writer for the Seattle newspaper The Stranger and he has written for magazines and newspapers in nearly every region of the United States. His work combines social science research techniques with narrative first-person reportage and focuses on class warfare in America, environmental destruction, smoked beers, osteopathic serial killers, and drugs.

Email Peter Christenson at peter.christenson@wsu.edu for zoom link.

Spring 2021 Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Summit
2021-03-04 13:00 - 15:00 | ZOOM, WA, United States
Join us for the Spring 2021 Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Summit. The event will bring together WSU faculty, staff, and students to learn about efforts and initiatives happening within our university community. Attendees will have an opportunity to meet people with shared interests and passions and learn how to get involved in the work of equity and social justice.

REGISTER NOW

President Kirk Schulz and Jaime Nolan, associate vice president of student affairs, will provide opening remarks on opening doors for networking, connection, and professional development.
Breakout sessions will provide time to learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives across the WSU system and encourage dialogue between participants. Topics will include current work happening on campuses and how to engage, arts and culture, self-care, and more.
The summit will conclude with a reflection from university leadership and an opportunity to submit feedback.

Spring 2021 Virtual Mid-Columbia Career Fair
2021-03-09 10:00 - 14:00 | Online, WA, 99354, United States
Join us for the Virtual Mid-Columbia Career Fair – hosted by WorkSource, WSU Tri-Cities and Columbia Basin College.
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Register: bit.ly/3t7oHNB
Free and open to the public.
The career fair aims to bring together a variety of agencies/employers with experienced professionals and entry-level candidates.
Participants can meet virtually with industry leaders pertaining to their degree or interests to land their next employment opportunity.
Participants also learn about local resources that can assist them in furthering opportunities in their career field.

State of the Campus - Chancellor Sandra Haynes
2021-04-07 15:00 - 16:00 | WSU Tri-Cities, 2710 Crimson Way, Richland, WA, 99354, United States
Join WSU Tri-Cities Chancellor Sandra Haynes for the State of the Campus Address. Dr. Haynes will provide a comprehensive overview of the status and future of WSU Tri-Cities for the regional campus community.
Register and submit questions: bit.ly/2P0Bthu

MME Seminar Series | Additive Manufacturing of Functional Polymer Composites
2021-04-09 12:10 - 13:00 | Zoom, WA, United States
Additive Manufacturing of Functional Polymer Composites
School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering seminar series
Friday, April 9
12:10 a.m. – 1 p.m. via Zoom
Register
Functional polymer composites are a highly demanded class of materials with enormous applications in electronics, aerospace and defense, transportation, and energy segments. They offer unique combinations of characteristics, including high specific mechanical properties, tunable conductivity, permittivity, piezoresistivity, etc., that are unachievable, otherwise.This talk is devoted to the additive manufacturing (3D printing) of polymer composites and nanocomposites.
Amir Ameli is an assistant professor of plastics engineering at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. His research interests encompass material design, process development, and characterization of multifunctional nanocomposites and bio-based polymeric systems. Prior to joining UMass Lowell, he served as an assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering at WSU from 2015-2019.

CougsGive Day
2021-04-14 | Online, WA, United States
Please join us in a celebration of philanthropy, impact, and student success during #CougsGive, WSU’s annual day of giving.
Since 2015, generous WSU donors have given more than $1.8 million during #CougsGive. That same spirit has been on full display over the past year as WSU students, alumni, families, faculty, and staff have worked together to overcome adversity and support their peers and communities.
Please sign up today to be a Cougar Ambassador to help share why you give to WSU, what Cougs Help Cougs means to you, or just why you care about Washington State University!

Herbert Parker Lecture | Radium in Pennsylvania - Miracle or Menace
2021-04-21 17:00 - 18:00 | YOUTUBE, https://www.youtube.com/user/wsutricities, WA, United States
Radium in Pennsylvania – Miracle or Menace
Since the announcement of the Curies’ discovery of radium in late 1898, the scientific and medical community, as well as the public, has been fascinated with the potential use in treatment of disease and various medical conditions. Interest continues into current times in drama and literature. Sadly some of the early radium treatments were not grounded in scientific research, and would now be considered quack medicine. The early use of radium in various industrial applications is also noteworthy. This presentation will provide an overview of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s history and experiences with sites involving radium, where the material was manufactured, stored, and used for various medical and industrial applications, including a few radioactive quack cures. From 1910 into the 1920s, some of the first commercial radium production facilities were located in PA.
In May of 1921, Marie Curie and her daughters visited the U.S. and toured the facilities in Pittsburgh that produced the gram of radium purchased by the women of America, and presented to Madam Curie by President Harding. Around 1920 the use of radium in luminescent material for watches and aircraft gauges began in many locations, including PA. Effective use of radium in cancer therapy also began around this timeframe, with major radium source manufacturing operations being in Pittsburgh. The production of radium shifted to Belgium and Canada in the 1930s, with significant advances in cancer therapy. During the ‘30s Herbert M. Parker made significant contributions to the radiation dosimetry of such therapy. Historically radium was used in various products, at numerous locations, from circa 1910 through (as recent as) 2005. The sites are often found with significant building(s) and local soil contaminated with radium. Beginning in the 1960s, as contaminated buildings and properties were discovered, the state would take the lead or become directly involved with federal clean-up efforts at such facilities. Regrettably, radium sources and their use were not well controlled or regulated through the years. It was only with the passage of the Energy Policy Act in 2005 that NRC gained authority over discrete radium sources and related facility contamination. This was also a forcing function for regulatory uniformity at the state level. A few years ago the NRC directed one of their contractors to do an historical review of radium use in Agreement States and non-AS. The findings of these reviews were transmitted to each state. NRC conducted two ‘government-to-government’ webinars with the states in October 2016 to discuss outreach and the path forward in general. The Commonwealth was asked to present its experiences with radium contaminated sites. Of particular interest to the NRC, states, and property owners was the surface and volume contamination release criteria used for clean-ups, radon measurements, funding of clean-ups, waste disposal options, and public, property owner, and local government outreach and lessons-learned.
This presentation will review our past and ongoing efforts to address the radium contaminated sites in Pennsylvania. With all such sites and past work with radium, there is a concern of health effects with workers and members of the public. The presentation will also illustrate how the Commonwealth has led in this area, including the ongoing efforts to monitor and mitigate radon in buildings from natural occurring radium in soil, and a recent extensive evaluation of radium that returns with oil & gas production. From these many experiences, one might pose the question ‘is radium a miracle or a menace?’ The author will explain his thoughts, rationale, and conclusion for the answer.

Speaker
David J. Allard, MS, CHP, FHPS
Director, Pennsylvania State Bureau of Radiation Protection
Mr. Allard is the State of Pennsylvania’s Director of the Bureau of Radiation Protection where he is responsible for accelerator, X-ray, environmental surveillance, nuclear safety, radiological emergency response, radioactive materials, decommissioning / site clean-up, low-level radioactive waste and radon programs. He is the Governor’s official liaison to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the technical lead on oil & gas radium and industry-generated NORM/TENORM issues. Mr. Allard received an associate in applied science degree in Environmental Health Technology from Hudson Valley Community College, a bachelor of science degree in Environmental Sciences from SUNY Albany, and a master of science degree in Radiological Sciences & Protection from U Mass – Lowell’s Department of Applied Physics. He is certified by the American Board of Health Physics, a Fellow of the Health Physics Society (HPS), and has acted as the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors’ (CRCPD) liaison to the National Council on Radiation Protection & Measurement (NCRP) for over 15 years. Dave has been in various leadership roles with the HPS and CRCPD; as a Director in both organizations, Treasurer of the HPS, and past Chairperson of the CRCPD. He is also a member of the AAPM, ANS, NRRPT and SNMMI. Mr. Allard also serves as a member or advisor on several national and international radiation protection committees. He has authored numerous professional papers and reports, and frequently lectures on a wide variety of radiation protection topics and concerns.

Honk & Cheer Para La Raza 2021
2021-05-01 11:00 - 13:00 | WSU Tri-Cities Elson S. Floyd Parking Lot, 2710 University Dr, Richland, WA, 99354, United States
The Dreamers Club is excited to announce the Honk & Cheer Para La Raza Multicultural Graduation at WSU Tri-Cities!
Food, goodies bags, and music from Juan Fonseca!
Register at bit.ly/3cWCa
