Part of the WSU Tri-Cities Women's history Month Series Presented by Janet Peters, Psychology Department Description: Despite progress in workplace policies, systemic issues regarding women in the workforce still abound. Dr. Janet Peters will discuss the issues professional women face, including selection bias, disparities in negotiating,...
Presented by Dr. Tracey Hanshew, History Department, and Dr. Patricia Wilde, English Department Description: Students are invited to a brown bag lunch to explore archive boxes containing resources and artifacts informational to women’s history This event is open to WSUTC students.
THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE PRESENTS: WRITING WORKSHOP SERIES: GOAL SETTING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT The Goal Setting/Project Management seminar will cover strategies for setting and meeting research, writing, and revision goals and will provide tips and suggestions for maintaining control of a project throughout the...
THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE PRESENTS: WRITING WORKSHOP SERIES: REFERENCE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE Reference management software enables users to collect, organize, manage, and cite sources in a methodical and sustainable process. This workshop will focus on the free/mium, open source Zotero reference management tool but will...
Intramural trivia is a fun and competitive way to test your knowledge of random facts! We will be doing teams of 4 to 5 people.
Presentation by systemwide Modernization Team regarding modernization project.
Learn how qualifying high school students (11th and 12th grades) can earn college credit through Running Start at WSU Tri-Cities.
This will be a campus wide event. The prioritized budget requests will be presented to the Chancellor and campus. The requester and Subject Matter Experts are encouraged to attend to speak to their request if questions arise.