February 2023
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Learn about marketing and sales for startups. Get a head start on the marketing section of your Business Plan Competition executive summary.
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Dr. Trevor Bond (he/his), Associate Dean for Digital Initiatives and Special Collections and Director of the Center for Arts and Humanities at Washington State University (PhD Public History, WSU)
Dr. Nora Kuster (she/her), Head of the Humanities Library, Subject Librarian for English and American Studies and Director of the…
CAH has organized a seminar series to support first-generation graduate students at WSU. The objective of this series is to provide first-gen grad students with a space where they can share the challenges that they are facing in graduate school. In addition, these meetings will help the first-gen students from various departments at WSU build a community across disciplines.
Chocolate Decadence is an event featuring free chocolate, the chance to win a Golden Ticket and prizes, and shopping at various local shops in downtown Pullman. The event is free and open to the public.
Darryl “Doc D” Singleton, percussionist, drummer, and WSU’s Jazz Area Coordinator will be featured in a collaborative presentation with Armine Galachyan, associate professor in WSU’s department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design, and Textiles as they explore the intersection of the two art forms we all engage in on some level –…
Join us for a public workshop about Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94), a participatory exhibition raising awareness about losses of life at the US-Mexico border that have occurred almost daily since 1994 as a result of the Border Patrol policy known as “Prevention Through Deterrence.”
The talk describes the importance of having outstanding mentors and presents two different national models of mentoring programs. The talk concludes with a description of my personal journey to tenure and promotion.
Daryn Bartlett, Cyber Security Support Branch Manager, NUWC Keyport, will host drop-in hours for resume review and career advice, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in Dana Hall 149b. Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Computer Science majors are encourage to drop-in.
Speaker: Dr. Seth Rudman, Assistant Professor, School of Biological Sciences, Washington State University, Vancouver
Title: Rapid adaptation and its consequences for natural populations
Behavioral Security Research in Information Systems
Join engineers from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard on Monday, Feb. 6, 4-5 p.m., Sloan Hall 150, to learn about civilian jobs and internships
Energy Systems Innovation Center and Advanced Grid Institute presents “Robust Dynamic State Estimation and the Koopman Operator” by Dr. Marcos Netto, New Jersey Institute of Technology
OVERVIEW
For this presentation, I will talk about dynamic state estimation in the first part of the talk. In particular, I will focus on…
Meet with over 125 employers who are looking to hire for intern and entry-level roles.
learn about engineering and business careers at bp.
The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) is seeking civilian entry-level Engineers and Scientists to assume exciting and challenging jobs supporting Naval Aviation. Demand is high for candidates with degrees in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Challenges and career opportunities are unlimited as you and your team work to develop, deliver and support state-of-the-art aircraft to the men and women defending our nation.
The Naval Nuclear Lab is the Navy’s trusted partner for superior propulsion technology, design, testing, training and support. Join them at this information session to learn about job and internship opportunities in business and engineering.
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
The Foley Institute will host Sam Jackson, University of Albany, who will deliver a talk on anti-government extremist groups, such as the Oathkeepers, and the implications they hold for democracy.
Washington State University will conduct a public hearing on proposed revision to WAC chapter 504-24—Policies and Regulations for Student Living Groups.
The film highlights Gustavo Lopez Quiroz, a Nicaraguan migrant trying to cross into America through Mexico, and Jason De León, a US anthropologist seeking traces of others who never made it.
WSU Bands welcomes all to a new semester of music making. We welcome Flutist Sophia Tegart to the stage as feature artist, as well as special guest Isabella Morill as a visiting composer. Come here powerful new works performed and composed by women composers for band.
Join us for a public workshop about Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94), a participatory exhibition raising awareness about losses of life at the US-Mexico border that have occurred almost daily since 1994 as a result of the Border Patrol policy known as “Prevention Through Deterrence.”
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Join the current direcor of Public Policy and Advocacy at the American Boarding School Healing Coalition, Theresa Sheldon for a talk on the ongoing efforts to bring justice to native peoples for the trauma caused by years of boarding school policy.
Learn about the process of acquiring capital and making financial decisions for a new venture or startup.
Speaker: WSU alum Courtney Hastings, will talk about the connection between personal finance and new venture funding.
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Student recital performance featuring Anastasia Golden on tuba with electronics and piano accompaniment. Come enjoy a tasty selection of tuba music featuring compositions by Ben Miles, Sofia Gubaidulina, and Brooke Pierson!
CAH has organized a seminar series to support first-generation graduate students at WSU. The objective of this series is to provide first-gen grad students with a space where they can share the challenges that they are facing in graduate school. In addition, these meetings will help the first-gen students from various departments at WSU build a community across disciplines.
The WSU School of Music will host Brazilian flutist Danilo Mezzadri in a master class and recital. Mezzadri will be joined by Roger McVey, piano and Leonard Garrison, flute on his recital that features works by Bach, Prokofiev, Lillios, and Tejara. Mezzadri is Professor of Flute at The…
6 .5″ pot of tulips – $10.00 ea
10″ combo planter (3 hyacinths with 3 primroses) – $20.00 ea
4.5″ primroses – $2.50 ea
Drawing from my own experience as a health care practitioner and scholar, I explore how one achieves and persists and remains engaged as a scholar in the midst of volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. Second, I draw on my scholarly research on resilience and thriving to propose some ideas for how all of us might engage with the challenges of academic life and keep engaged and vital over
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Dr. Amir Gilmore, College of Education and Associate Dean of Equity and Inclusion for Student Success and Retention, Washington State University
Title: What Will Your Students Inherit?: Fostering a Sense of Belonging Through Teaching and Mentoring
Title: Electron (De)Localization in High-Valent Lanthanides and Actinides
The tasting features a selection of five WSU Blended Learning student-made wines and two flavors of Cougar Cheese. Tasting tickets cost $15, include a 1-ounce pour of each featured wine, bottles are available for purchase at the door. Participants must be 21 or older with a valid ID. Limit one ticket per person. Ticket availability will be limited.
Join us for the Paul G. Allen School for Global Health Seminar Series
Presenter: Erin Clancey, Research Assistant Professor
Topic: Understanding Complex Biological Processes with Mathematical and Statistical Models
The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce a new series titled PIT (Pedagogy, Innovation, and Technology) Stops which will consist of sessions held twice monthly that rotate between a system-wide virtual event and campus-specific events. Please find more information below regarding a campus-specific session for WSU Pullman and Extension colleagues.
Power systems are being increasingly exposed to extreme weather and natural hazards with catastrophic consequences on modern societies, revealing at the same time significant challenges and limitations in current network planning and operation standards in providing hedge against such events. This has placed resilience in the spotlight of system operators, planners and decision-making bodies around the world.
Title: The Intersection of Biofuel and Crop Resilience: Enzymatic Characterization for Future Engineering
Come learn how to take effective lecture notes using your iPad. We’ll learn how to navigate the popular note taking app, Notability. We’ll show some shortcuts to help you take your notes more quickly and efficiently. You’ll also learn how to customize your note taking templates, organize your files in folders to separate your notes in each class, and create dividers so you can sort your notes by learning objectives. Keeping your notes organized will help you study.
Unlock Your Dream Job: Beyond the Offer – Salary Negotiation
Join us for a public workshop about Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94), a participatory exhibition raising awareness about losses of life at the US-Mexico border that have occurred almost daily since 1994 as a result of the Border Patrol policy known as “Prevention Through Deterrence.”
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
he Office of the Provost is pleased to announce a new series titled PIT (Pedagogy, Innovation, and Technology) Stops which will consist of sessions held twice monthly that rotate between a system-wide virtual event and campus-specific events. Please find more information below regarding a campus-specific session for WSU Pullman and Extension colleagues.
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Speaker: Ty Taitch from Lee & Hayes Law
Come out and enjoy a free performance by the African Soul International dance troupe. They have performed with Beyoncé and a host of other worldwide recognized entertainers. This event will be something you do not want to miss! You will learn about the evolution of African dance in a high energy performance!
CAH has organized a seminar series to support first-generation graduate students at WSU. The objective of this series is to provide first-gen grad students with a space where they can share the challenges that they are facing in graduate school. In addition, these meetings will help the first-gen students from various departments at WSU build a community across disciplines.
We are the Washington State University’s first-ever and only programming event organized by students, for students. Our goal is to create an environment that allows participants with diverse backgrounds and perspectives to collaborate, innovate, and learn. On February 18-19, this 24-hour event will challenge participants to showcase their skills and abilities along with push beyond their limits.
Guiding a potential successor can be difficult. This discussion will highlight a list of variables that can support both parties navigating a mentoring relationship. Emotional intelligence, defining goals and organic versus forced connections will be explored. The conversations’ goal is to view these relationships realistically, define common barriers to successful outcomes and use tools to facilitate evaluation of compatibility.
Cybersecurity and Quantum Computation in Control of Cyberphysical Systems for Next-Generation Manufacturing
Currently, there’s over 200,000 fleets across the United States, and they have a mandate for electrification. Some of the concerns are reducing the scope of two emissions, how much is it going to cost to actually electrify these vehicles and continued electricity costs to charge these vehicles, as well as the risk of vehicles not being charged the next day.
Join us for a public workshop about Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94), a participatory exhibition raising awareness about losses of life at the US-Mexico border that have occurred almost daily since 1994 as a result of the Border Patrol policy known as “Prevention Through Deterrence.”
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Come learn how to take effective lecture notes using your iPad. We’ll learn how to navigate the popular note-taking app, Notability. We’ll show some shortcuts to help you take your notes more quickly and efficiently. You’ll also learn how to customize your note-taking templates, organize your files in folders to separate your notes in each class and create dividers so you can sort your notes by learning objectives. Keeping your notes organized will help you study.
Join us to read a short creative piece or excerpts from a longer literary text, recite a poem, perform an act from a play, or sing a song in any non-English language. And win some exciting prizes!!!
The Center for Arts and Humanities…
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
The Employee Recognition Reception is an annual, system-wide celebration to recognize the contributions of faculty and staff at Washington State University.
The reception will be broadcast live system-wide:
WSU Pullman, CUB Senior Ballroom WSU Everett, Conference Room 430 WSU Global Campus, https://experience.wsu.edu WSU Spokane, Spokane…
This in-person workshop will address the fundamentals of effective teaching in classrooms and laboratories
This meet and greet event features Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture Dean Mary Rezac. This is your chance to meet the leadership and hear about the exciting future of VCEA.
This interactive exhibition is comprised of approximately 3,800 handwritten toe tags representing migrants who died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert in Arizona between the mid-1990s and 2019.
Speaker: Matthew P. Heaney, chemistry graduate student
Title: MOX Fuels: From the Cradle to the Grave
CAH has organized a seminar series to support first-generation graduate students at WSU. The objective of this series is to provide first-gen grad students with a space where they can share the challenges that they are facing in graduate school. In addition, these meetings will help the first-gen students from various departments at WSU build a community across disciplines.
The Solstice Wind Quintet will perform Francis Poulenc’s Sextet for wind quintet and piano with WSU School of Music piano faculty, Fabio Menchetti. This major work from the wind chamber music repertoire is one of its most well-known and beloved. Amanda Harberg’s exciting Suite for…
Dr. Natalie Christian, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, University of Louisville
The effects of global change on plant microbiomes
Host: Tanya Cheeke
Melissa Hellmann, racial, gender, and economic inequality reporter for the Center of Public Integrity, will present “The Cost of Disparity: How State Tax Policies Fuel the Racial Wealth Gap” at the Hoops Taxation Research and Policy Institute’s spring forum.
Advanced Grid Institute presents Pathways to Net-zero in the Western US Considering the Impacts of Climate Change, Resilience to Climate Extremes, and Equity by Dr. Nathalie Voisin, Pacific Northwest National Lab
Title: Dendrimers: From Design, Synthesis to their Biomedical Applications
This seminar will focus on recent and ongoing R&D activities and future directions for power systems with high renewable energy penetration with an emphasis on grid-forming inverters that are considered essential to stabilize low-inertia grids, overcoming drawbacks of the traditional inverter control approach and grid-following control.
This discussion examines one of the most important–and contentious–aspects of higher education and higher education policy today. An expert panel with professionals who have much to say about what the racially-conscious policies of the past several decades mean for students, their families, educational and other public institutions. As with all Public Square discussions, we want to hear from you–there will be a live Q&A session in which panelists will take your questions about issues that matter most to you.
Come learn how to use your Apple device to improve your time management. We’ll learn how to use iCal to manage your busy schedule, and Reminders to stay on top of your due dates. We’ll show you how to sync your schedule with your iCloud, so you can access your calendar and reminders from any Apple device. We’ll spend the last half of the workshop showing you how to aesthetically plan your weeks using Notability on iPad.
Need a résumé or cover letter? Your current résumé not landing interviews? Don’t know where to start? Let us help! We will discuss format, style, and how to write application documents that best reflect your strengths and talents.