July 2024
It’s time to start thinking outside the box when it comes to career success in today’s world. To help students design their careers, the presenter will introduce a new model, featured on the – Inspiring Internships Podcast, and highlight four stages: Inquire, Acquire, Aspire, and Inspire, with engaging activities, discussions, and success stories.
The presenters will share findings from a national study about how campus advisors include and support Jewish sorority and fraternity members. Situated in research on Jewish identity development and sense of belonging, the study examined advisors’ understandings’ of inclusion and support and students’ own voices on their needs—particularly in this time of heightened antisemitism in the US.
Emily Savoy, a part of Dr. Berkman’s group, is defending Modular Smart Molecules for Targeted Drug Delivery.
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High-impact practices (HIPs) bring higher levels of learning success but require an intentional, developmentally based, and equity-focused structure.
Ho Sog Yoon is defending The Development of PSMA-Targeted Drug Conjugates.
Music for Observations is a 3-part music series that pairs unusual electronic music with the Jewett Observatory’s open viewings of the night sky on July 13, August 10 and September 7 at 9pm. Music will happen outside on the surrounding hill. The events are free, all-ages and open to the public.
The first-year seminar is a high-impact practice that can be used to deepen academic engagement, student connections, collaborative learning, and critical reflection and self-discovery. Student affairs, academic support, and student success professionals bring significant strengths that can be used to create a community within these courses in meaningful ways.
Sexual violence remains an ongoing public health problem on campuses. Institutional leaders must set the standards for how the institution responds to and prevents violence.
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Challenges of treating opioid use disorder in southeast Alaska.
“Explorations in Chromatin Dynamics and Transcription by RNA Polymerase II,” presented by Dr. Jim Kadonaga, UC San Diego. Host: Dr. Sascha Duttke.
A respected administrator, her focus on mentoring nurtures personal growth and leadership development. Elbert champions racial health equity, ensuring every student has equitable access to quality services. Her expertise in harm reduction, prevention, and policy development creates safer environments
“Strategies for Adventures in Science,” presented by Dr. Jim Kadonaga, UC San Diego. Hosted by Dr. Sascha Duttke, School of Molecular Biosciences
Given the growing, diverse student population at institutions across the country, many institutions have developed diversity-related initiatives.
While extroverts are known as being outgoing, assertive, and often considered likable and good leaders, introverts are often known as quiet or anti-social. However, introverts are also active listeners, creative, and adept at relating to others.
Ph.D. student Anika Auni will be discussing her research, PROBING THE ROLE OF ZINC-ZIRCONIUM MIXED OXIDE AS SUPPORT IN SINGLE ATOM CATALYSIS.
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Student affairs cannot afford to operate as an island. To fully support student success, leaders within the division of student affairs must develop solid partnerships with academic affairs.
The WSU School of Music is thrilled to announce the fourth season of its summer music series – Fridays at the Clock! Located between Bryan Hall and Holland Library, the concerts will take place on Fridays at 6:30pm on the following dates: June 28, July 26, and August 23. Bring…
The Palouse Ridge Golf Club will host the annual Jess Ford of Pullman Hard Hat Classic Golf Tournament Saturday, July 27, to benefit Washington State University’s Facilities Services Scholarship Fund.
Scott Campbell is a veterinary chaplain and has been functioning in that capacity for WSU since 2021. He is passionate about providing a time and place for those who have lost a beloved animal companion. This community-wide event provides time to remember, grieve, and celebrate the difference that these companions make in our lives.
The higher education landscape has shifted considerably in recent years. Enrollment challenges, pandemic pressures, and more have led some institutions to undergo considerable changes in organizational structure, ranging from mass layoffs to mergers and even closure.
Competency development is essential for students as they prepare for a successful transition from college to career. As students experience college, they are able to hone competencies that have real-life implications.
PRESENTER: Caio C. Figueiredo, DVM, MS, PhD
During the webinar, we will review the overall impacts of heat stress in dairy cow performance, health, and welfare, as well as underlying mechanisms and strategies to mitigate the effects of heat stress.
Offering 1 free CE Credit for Veterinarians and…
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The presenters will share how Bowling Green State University has transitioned from a passive early alert process to an intrusive system that leverages structural relationships between students and staff members, many of whom are NOT academic advisors.