February 2019
Join us this winter to learn more about the effort to roll out Workday software university-wide to modernize and transform the way we support finance, post-award grant administration, payroll and human resource activities at Washington State University.
Equinox is Washington State University’s own faculty brass quintet featuring the stellar brass playing of David Turnbull, Noah Austin, Martin King, Sarah Miller and Christopher Dickey.
This event has been canceled for 2019.
Swing dance lessons provided by the Palouse Swing Devils, food and drink, a silent auction that features goods from your favorite stores around the Palouse, and jazzy music.
Motahare Athariboroujeny earned her Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from her home country, Iran. While doing her undergraduate study, she actively participated in Chem-E-Car competitions and also performed an undergraduate research in catalysis laboratories for MTG processes.
Beasley Coliseum will be full of employers looking to recruit Washington State University students. The coliseum will be filled with a range of employers! Employers will be recruiting for internships and full time positions post-graduation.
The Zoology Club will be putting on the Jonas Lectureship Seminar featuring Dr. Charles Bangley, a postdoctoral fellow at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.
Dr. Charles Bangley, an international expert in shark ecology and conservation, will present the 2019 Robert Jonas Lecture in Biological Sciences at Washington State University. “Where sharks want to be: using tracking technology to define important habitat” is free and open to the public.
oin the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies for our annual Resource Night speaker series, where entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pros share insight, expertise, and first-hand experience on the startup journey.
Bogdan “Theo” Mynka, tenor, and Elena Panchenko, piano, will perform works by C.P.E. Bach, Johannes Brahms, Ernest Chausson, Manuel de Falla, and Paul Bowles.
Meet with recruiters from California ISO to learn about internships and careers in the power industry.
Community of Practice meetings provide faculty an opportunity to share and discuss their teaching experiences and ideas with their peers.
Calling all COUGS – we need your help! The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU has been nominated for an award with the Daily Journal of Commerce as Building of the Year.
This virtual InfoSession is designed to touch upon Boeing’s best practices in resume writing as well structured interviews and how to be successful. The presenter, Dan Aikens, would also love to take this opportunity to answer any questions around Boeing, hiring, and how you can be successful in the application process.
Andrew Kudless is a designer based in San Francisco where he is an assistant professor at the California College of the Arts.
Please join us on for a presentation by Dr. Melanie Derby, Dept. of Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University.
The Washington State University Writing Program’s spring 2019 guest lecture, “Signs of Disability: Perception, Materiality, Narrative,” will be presented by author Stephanie Kerschbaum.
The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites all to a colloquium featuring Felipe H. da Jornada, Faculty Candidate. Felipe H. da Jornada will present their talk, “Interacting electrons: understanding multiparticle excitations in reduced-dimensional materials.”
Nanibah “Nani” Chacon, is a Dine (Navajo) and Chicana artist who is known for her female figurative works which utilize bold colors and an illustrative format to incorporate commentary Native, Chicana and American culture.
In conjunction with the Social Space Exhibition, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU is hosting a reception and celebration for Black History Month in the Pavilion, Bruce/Floyd and Borth Galleries.
The WSU Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Dahn Pham,will present a concert preview of their upcoming gala concert at the Fox Theatre in Spokane on February 24.
This concert is open to the public and without charge.
Max Mendez, is currently an Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choirs at North Idaho College in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He divides his time between conducting, teaching and performing.
We are in love with Cougar wine – and celebrating love! And we want to share our love during a Valentine’s Wine Tasting.
We supply the games! Hang out and play some games. Or bring your own table top games or card games
Tonght’s Faculty Artist Series Solstice Wind Quintet Concert has been canceled.
To ensure the safety of all, this concert has been canceled due to snow.
Canceled due to campus closure.
Learn how to use this flexible recording and uploading tool. Create video lessons, in-video quizzing and schedule recordings.
Canceled due to campus closure.
The Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering is hosting a seminar presented by Markus Wimmer, Grainger Director of the Rush Arthritis and Orthopedics Institute, Rush University, Chicago, Illinois.
A presentation and discussion by Gino Valente, Product Designer at Rover.com, and a graduate of the WSU Carson College of Business ‘12.
This webinar will report on a recently completed multi-organization project to quantify benefits of increasing transmission capacity between the US Eastern and Western Interconnections under a high-renewables future.
The 14th annual Employee Recognition Reception will be held in the CUB Senior Ballroom. A short program will begin at 4:00 p.m. and all WSU employees are encouraged to attend.
The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites you to a colloquium featuring our faculty candidate, Li Ge. Li Ge will present their talk, “Non-Hermitian photonics based on quantum-inspired symmetries.”
Abstract: In this talk I will discuss several symmetries in quantum physics that have recently led to the observations of intriguing…
Wondering how to write an engaging cover letter? You’ll learn how to weave together your strengths with specific examples to write targeted cover letters that emphasize your fit for the job!
Join the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies for our annual Resource Night speaker series, where entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pros share insight, expertise, and first-hand experience on the startup journey.
With duos, trios, and other charming combos, the Low Notes in Concert program will feature a potpourri of eclectic original music written for trombone, euphonium, and tuba.
The synchronous distance learning technology allows students throughout the state – and beyond – to take part in WSU’s educational experience. Learn the basics of videoconferencing and how to use it in your classroom.
Valentine’s Day plant sales. Both sales at greenhouses by Ferdinand’s 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Part of the Architecture Faculty Lecture Series.
Join Mona Ghandi of the School of Design and Construction for a lecture based on her research interests.
Are you nervous about negotiating a salary? Though most companies are willing to negotiate, most people never try. Learn techniques and practice negotiating to give you confidence and poise.
Four billion people do not have access to the internet. Astranis is going to change that.
Searching for the perfect Valentine’s gift for your special someone? We’ve got you covered with the Valentine’s Arts Hour.
The WSU Symphonic Band and Symphonic Wind Ensemble concert provides a unique experience featuring cello, voice and saxophone.
Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Ganesh Subbarayan, School of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University.
RE-KINDLE asks what it means to reawaken love. Featuring a selection of works from WSU’s Lynn R. Hansen Comics Archive and pieces by Seattle-based artist and poet Mita Mahato owned by the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, the exhibit looks at love, loss, and reconnection with one another and with the plants and animals who are our kin.
Mita Mahato, one of the leading Comics Artists and Poets in the US, will present her work and answer questions as part of the Visiting Writer Series at Washington State University.
The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites all to a colloquium featuring Dr. Carolyn Kuranz, University of Michigan. Dr Carolyn Kuranz will present their talk, “Shock-driven hydrodynamic instability experiments at the Omega Laser and National Ignition Facility.”
Are you nervous about negotiating a salary? Though most companies are willing to negotiate, most people never try. Learn techniques and practice negotiating to give you confidence and poise.
One Billion Rising is the biggest movement celebrated around the world to end violence against women and girls in human history.
What better way to express your love than through song? Bring your singing voice and a list of your favorite love (or heartbreak) songs to Butch’s Den on for the Valentine’s Day Karaoke Night!
This concert is open to the public and without charge.
WSUCON is a massive 24 hour gaming event. There are tournaments, prizes and best of all free food.
The Pullman Farmers Market presents the Pullman Winter Market for the 2018-2019 season. Featuring local producers and artisans offering handmade and homegrown goods.
We look forward to hosting the first ever “WSU Qualtrics Summit.” Our keynote speakers will be Shelly Wymer, Director of the Office of Measurement Services at the University of Minnesota (UMN) and Mick Swenson, Qualtrics Employee of 8 years, will be speaking about the uses and feature of Qualtrics.
We look forward to hosting the first ever “WSU Qualtrics Summit.”
OVERVIEW: The Grid Modernization Laboratory Consortium (GMLC) was established as a strategic partnership between the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the national laboratories to bring together leading experts, technologies, and resources to collaborate on the goal of modernizing the nation’s grid.
Do corporations that want to make profits also care about the environment? Aseem Prakash and Jeff Joireman discuss the phenomenon of corporate environmentalism in the United States.
Aseem Prakash is a professor of political science at University of Washington and founding director of the Center for Environmental Politics. Jeff Joireman is a professor of Marketing and Business at Washington State University
Do corporations that want to make profits also care about the environment? Aseem Prakash and Jeff Joireman discuss the phenomenon of corporate environmentalism in the United States.
Join us to explore strategies and resources you can use to find an internship or job that aligns with your interests.
Most experts agree that the best way to combat climate change is through carbon pricing. However the public seems unwilling to support carbon taxes. Is there a way forward?
Most experts agree that the best way to combat climate change is through carbon pricing. However the public seems unwilling to support carbon taxes. Is there a way forward?
Learn about data visualization and its important role in data analytics! Talk will include live demo/tutorial of Tableau Desktop, presented by former/future Software Engineer Intern at Tableau Software, Kyler Little.
Join the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies for our annual Resource Night speaker series, where entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pros share insight, expertise, and first-hand experience on the startup journey.
Learn from Apple’s Development Executive for Higher Education about what it takes to engineer some of the most innovative products in the Academic Software Space!
Music Gathering Dust is a one-hour, no-intermission eclectic collection of five works for clarinet and piano, euphonium, cello and electronic tape in search of a concert.
Join us to explore strategies and resources you can use to find an internship or job that aligns with your interests.
Physician, author, and one of the world’s leading experts in wilderness medicine and emergency medicine, Dr. Paul Auerbach will talk about the intersection of climate change and human health in the 2019 Lane Family Lecture in Environmental Studies. Dr. Auerbach will present “Climate change and human health — there are no boundaries.”
Physician, author and one of the world’s leading experts in wilderness medicine and emergency medicine, Dr. Paul Auerbach will reveal his findings about the intersection of climate change and human health.
Hear from one of WSU’s most beloved Computer Science professors (Dr. Aaron Crandall) about Git and Version Control Systems! This is especially pertinent for those of you who plan on participating in WSU’s upcoming hackathon: CrimsonCode.
Hear from Linux Users’ Group about the underappreciated world of file links and aliases. Specifically, they’ll teach you about how these can be used to back up your computer’s data, as well as how you can automate many tasks!
The TTK gives you hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies that you can utilize in your learning space (classroom, videoconference or online). In this session we will cover the 3-D scanner, 3-D printer, laser cutter and other tools available to you and your students.
Join us to explore strategies and resources you can use to find an internship or job that aligns with your interests.
The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites all to a colloquium featuring faculty candidate, Dr. Hamidreza Ramezani. Dr. Hamidreza Ramezani will present their talk, “Exploiting wave transport in classical and quantum open systems.”
PART II. Continue learning from Apple’s Development Executive for Higher Education about what it takes to engineer some of the most innovative products in the Academic Software space.
Learn how to start developing iOS applications! Steve Hayman from Apple will be doing a hands-on session with Swift and XCode.
This Senior Recital performance will consist of piano accompanied trombone, unaccompanied trombone, and pipe organ.
It’s time to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the opening of the Student Recreation Center, while recognizing National Recreational Sports and Fitness Day!
Soprano Clare Sullivan, in collaboration with pianist Sophia Turnbull. This concert is open to the public and without charge.
Join us for a pre-hackathon mixer, where majors from across campus will collaborate, mingle, and discuss possible project ideas.
Software Engineer Brenden Niedermeyer of Expeditors will lead a tech talk on IoT (Internet of Things).
New music faculty, Mark Stevens, presents a program that explores modern American piano repertoire from the middle 20th century to music from the past decade.
The CrimsonCode Hackathon is an annual programming competition for all skill levels organized by the ACM Chapter of Washington State University. The event is free for all attendees, runs for 24+ hours, and is meant to inspire creativity and technological innovation within the school.
National Academy of Engineering member Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos will speak on the changing landscape of heterogeneous catalysts: single metal atoms as game-changers at the annual Ensor Lecture.
Why do you want to go to graduate school? Is it for the right reasons? What are your career goals? Will graduate school assist you in meeting your goals? What’s the process for applying to graduate school? What are grad schools looking for in an applicant? What can you do…
Join the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies for our annual Resource Night speaker series, where entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pros share insight, expertise, and first-hand experience on the startup journey.
This concert is open to the public and without charge.
This series will explore active learning methods shown to result in greater learning achievement while also reducing drop, withdrawal, and failure rates. Participants will experience strategies that can be tailored to a variety of courses and learning outcomes. Each session will focus on different approaches, ranging from getting student buy-in to creating a course specific activity. Sessions are open to all instructors. You are welcome to attend one, a few, or all of the sessions available in the semester series.