mbCarson College of Business MBA Veterans invite you to register now for our annual Military All Call on Monday, February 28 at 6 p.m. This virtual event will explore the value of veterans in logistics and supply chain operations.It will also be an opportunity to...
Learn more about the WSU Tri-Cities Running Start program! Through Running Start, high school students can take courses through WSU Tri-Cities little to no cost to them. More info about Running Start: tricities.wsu.edu/running-start Monday, February 28th 6 p.m. Othello High School
In honor of Women’s History Month, WSU Tri-Cities is hosting a gallery exhibition featuring past and present Women of Distinction award winners. Throughout the month of March, guests are welcome to visit the Art Center on campus and view the exhibition for themselves! From March...
Attend a drop-in budget workshop to learn how to prepare a budget request form!Tuesday, March 1st 10 a.m. Zoom March 29 is the deadline to submit budget proposal form to rebecca.gubser@wsu.edu.
Explore approximately 1,700 job opportunities including entry level and internships for all majors!Wednesday, March 2nd 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
This is a chance for faculty to talk with student representatives from ASWSUTC.Zoom link
Please join us for a special dedication in memory of Dr. Byron Marlowe. Remarks will be made by Chancellor, Sandra Haynes, Dr. Robert Harrington, Alumnae Pauline Garza and Tammi Marlowe.Wednesday, March 2nd 3 p.m. Art Center (Overflow CIC Atrium)All are welcome to attend.
Learn more about the WSU Tri-Cities Running Start program! Through Running Start, high school students can take courses through WSU Tri-Cities little to no cost to them. More info about Running Start: tricities.wsu.edu/running-start Wednesday, March 2nd 6 p.m. Richland High School
Learning to Become Culturally Sustaining, Socially Just Educators: Collaborative Conversations with Teacher and Leader Candidates Join us for a research seminar given by Dr. Kathleen Cowin and Dr. Sarah Newcomer!Thursday, March 3rd 3:10 p.m. - 4 p.m. Collaboration Hall Grand Staircase
This discussion will include faculty from multiple disciplines that include History, Psychology, and Education who will use themes from this year’s Common Reading book, Tales of Two Americas, to discuss respective topics of inequality in Eastern Washington. Panelists discussing the history of inequalities, inequitable access...
