Join Chancellor Sandra Haynes in welcoming WSU Provost and Executive Vice President Elizabeth Chilton to WSU Tri-Cities. Please join us in our open dialogue with Provost Chilton, including discussions around the fall semester and visioning for the future. Participants are encouraged to submit questions before...
Join Chancellor Sandra Haynes in welcoming WSU Provost and Executive Vice President Elizabeth Chilton to WSU Tri-Cities. Please join us in our open dialogue with Provost Chilton, including discussions around the fall semester and visioning for the future. Participants are encouraged to submit questions before...
Meet some of the nation’s most innovative writers and artists in a series of free workshops, readings, panel discussions, and 1-credit courses. Register Open to WSU students, staff, and faculty
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...
General faculty lunch and discussion with Vice Chancellor Chris Meiers from Office of Student Affairs.
Join us for daily virtual flash talks on safety, health and security topics led by industry experts. The safety fair is also a great way to learn about the many resources available to you on and near your campus community. The fair is open to...
General faculty lunch and discussion with ASWSUTC.
WSU Tri-Cities faculty and staff are invited to join Chancellor Sandra Haynes for a Fall Update event. Remarks by Chancellor Haynes Presentation of Faculty Award Presentation of Staff Award Announcements about new staff, faculty and organizational changes Challenges for the upcoming year State budget updates
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...