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Amazon is looking for the best and brightest LGBTQIA+ talent that WSU has to offer. Join a diverse group of Amazon leaders for an informational session where we will highlight what it means to be an Area Operations Manager. Hear from Amazonians who lead Affinity groups such as GLAMAZON and Mental Health and Well Being within our ever-growing diverse team. Our leaders are well versed in resume building and interviewing tactics so feel free to come with questions! In the spirit of inclusion ALL are welcome.

Majors of Focus:
– Business/Management
– Supply Chain/Logistics
– Engineering
– Hospitality

Complex products and complex business relationships can’t be entirely planned in advance. There will always be uncertainty and emergent, unplanned events. One way to deal with that is to get better and better at collecting data and filtering it up to decision makers. Another is to create a system in which local groups can act independently towards an aligned goal. Starting with Frederick Winslow Taylor, much of business chose to go the first path. But, military units had already started going in the second. This Speaker Series event will discuss how that happened and why the model that the military created is often going to be a better solution for today’s complex products and business relationships.

Social learning leaders are working to bring people together to learn from each other across boundaries, with the goal of building more interconnected, inclusive, and resilient partnerships and communities. The goal is to create rich and interconnected systems that are building pathways for integration and collaboration.

This two-hour summit provides time for all WSU community members to learn more about what it means to be a student-ready campus. Rather than focusing primarily on whether students are college-ready, institutions are becoming student-ready by changing policies, processes, and practices to better serve students and reduce barriers to success.

PRESENTERS: Drs. Jessica Bunch, Marcie Logsdon, & Leslie Sprunger

Join us for a fun game night. We’ll be playing Virtual Jeopardy on Zoom with a mental health theme. While we compete for awesome prizes, learn helpful information about improving your personal wellbeing and your overall success at WSU. All Cougs are welcome to join (from any of the 6 campuses) as we play games and learn from WSU’s Wellbeing Online. Sponsored by the Associated Students of Washington State University Global (ASWSUG).

Genuine tribal engagement and collaborative research with Tribal partners requires preparation. This includes familiarizing oneself with the academic literature on Indigenous Research Methods, with existing work and tribal needs, with tribal and university research policies, and more. Dr. Ken Lokensgard, Co-Director of the Center for Native American Research & Collaborations (Native American Programs/Tribal Relations) will provide an overview of the things you should consider before submitting research protocols, requests for letters of support/collaboration, and grant proposals that involve working with Tribal partners.

Is your student interested in studying abroad while they’re a Coug? Come to our virtual info session to learn more about the study abroad process and how you can help them prepare!

Dr. Alexander Drohat, University of Maryland.

BRR Architecture will be hosting their annual Portfolio & Resume Review for students in the afternoon of Thursday, November 9. This event will be available to all designers to join them in their office in Overland Park, Kansas or via Zoom. BRR will have a group of architects, interior designers, and graphic designers available to provide feedback to students on their portfolios. This is also a great opportunity for students to create connections with the BRR team members from each of the BRR offices nationwide! Register by following the link below for access to the zoom meeting link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brr-portfolio-resume-review-2023-tickets-741662732197?aff=oddtdtcreator

Our group has developed mathematical models to define variable SARS-CoV-2 shedding kinetics observed in the general population. We leveraged this model to accurately simulate clinical trials. Our models help identify why nirmatrelvir / ritonavir was extremely effective as an early therapy but failed a post exposure prophylaxis, and why viral rebound is common on this drug. We also explore mechanisms for nirmatrelvir / ritonavir’s superiority relative to molnupiravir.

Join us in person or online via Zoom beginning at 9 AM for this hybrid 3-hour CE event. This is a non-football weekend to make parking easier. There will be a large and small animal track, with light and fun, case-based presentations. We encourage veterinarians, technicians, and assistants to attend.

In this talk, I will discuss new research directions along this goal, ranging from basic public-key encryption (PKE) to advanced fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), and substantial applications. Particularly, I will present the crypto basics following NIST’s current efforts in standardizing post-quantum PKE. Then I will describe how to expand the scope to achieve and improve further advanced crypto capabilities, including fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), and a compelling subset of its applications.

PRESENTER: Dr. Scott Nuismer, University of Idaho.

Hear from panelists who used their voices to tell the tragic story of a 21-year-old track star, Lauren McCluskey who was murdered on the University of Utah campus five years ago. Join us for a candid discussion on how the power of communication can be a catalyst for positive social change and reform. Her story brought awareness to the pressing issues surrounding dating violence and stalking on University and College campuses today.

Join the WSU Global Campus LGBTQ+ Club for a evening of fun. We will be playing live games of Bingo through Zoom and giving away prizes!

Title: AN ANALYSIS OF CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES
Presenter: James Crabb, Master of Science in Computer Science, Thesis Final Examination
Chair: Assefaw Gebremedhin

During this hands-on workshop, we’ll walk through the three phases of building your online presence, which includes best practices.

Meet fellow Global Cougs and hang out at the end for some exciting discussions about the movie.
Let’s delve together in this 39-minute documentary, showcasing the history, culture, and how the largest tribe came to be. The Cherokee Nation is the largest tribe in the United States (out of 567 tribes). The tribe currently has over 300,000 members.

The 2023-2024 Executive Board would like to warmly invite all students to pop into our office hours via Zoom. Office hours are a fantastic opportunity to express concerns, ask questions, enjoy a study session, or simply meet fellow Cougs.

“Modeling, Mechanisms and Mitigation: The M3 Approach to Combat Neuropathies,” presented by Dr. Grace Zhai, University of Miami. Host: Dr. Alan Goodman.

Make the most of your research by annotating your work and practicing effective note taking. In this workshop, learn how to manage your resources to learn the material, and find new strategies to spend more time understanding your work.

The Executive Board cordially invites students to attend our executive meeting.

This presentation will provide an overview of the cause of microarchitectural side-channel vulnerability and will examine a few examples and how to take advantage of them. We will conclude by exploring potential strategies to mitigate such vulnerabilities and generally ensure hardware security

“Development of an In Vivo Break Double-Strand Break Repair System in the Hyperthermophilic Acidophile Saccharolobus solfataricus to Elucidate DNA Damage Repair in Archaea,” presented by Brianne Jones. Advisor: Dr. Cynthia Haseltine.
“Investigating the Influences of Mitochondrial Stress and Lipids on DGLA-Induced Ferroptosis in C. elegans,” presented by Jimena Ruiz. Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Watts.

We’re excited to invite you and your family to a Book Night under the stars, where we will be reading, Gratitude is My Superpower: A children’s book about Giving Thanks and Practicing Positivity written by Alicia Ortego. Immerse yourselves in the magic of storytelling as we come together to explore gratitude. This event will teach your little ones to appreciate the warmth of home, time spent playing with friends, and family relationships. That’s not all – we’ve prepared an engaging activity that will make the evening even more special.

The 2023-2024 Executive Board would like to warmly invite all students to pop into our office hours via Zoom. Office hours are a fantastic opportunity to express concerns, ask questions, enjoy a study session, or simply meet fellow Cougs.
Join us for games and prizes!

Access to OUD/SUD and associated supportive services can be challenging and often problematic due to stigma associated with existing practice. Community pharmacies represent an untapped resource to expand entry points, decrease delays in treatment, enhance collaboration among providers and increase support for patients.

The Executive Board cordially invites students to attend our executive meeting. We encourage you to stop in and learn more!