WSU LSAMP welcomes guests from several state community colleges to this year's virtual Connecting Community Colleges to WSU event online.

Nominations are accepted through today for next year's common reading book, to be used by first-year and other students in dozens of classes.

Students from all majors, years in college, and campuses present posters to judges and the public to showcase their research and creative activities. SURCA is part of the annual WSU Showcase Week.

Hosted by WSU LSAMP (Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation), students and representatives from several colleges in the Pacific Northwest LSAMP organization will visit WSU Pullman for workshops, guest lectures, and activities.

This annual event features award presentations from several programs in the Division of Academic Engagement and Student Achievement (DAESA) and partner organizations. The event is open and all are welcome to attend.

View the program for the 2023 DAESA Awards Ceremony (PDF).This annual event features award presentations from several programs in the Division of Academic Engagement and Student Achievement (DAESA) and partner organizations. The event is open and all are welcome to attend in person at the Lewis Alumni Centre in WSU Pullman or virtually on the Zoom […]

On the final day of the WSU-hosted Summer Undergraduate Research program, about 80 students from 50 universities, including WSU, will share their mentored summer research results at a poster event.  The students worked in projects across many STEM disciplines. Host of the symposium is the Office of Undergraduate Research.

At this Week of Welcome Signature Event, the Academic Success and Career Center (ASCC) hosts the Student Employment Fair 2023. It's specially designed for WSU or local Pullman employers looking to recruit top talent from Washington State University, and students seeking future employers for local and on-campus employment. This event offers a unique opportunity to […]

The third cohort of Core to Career faculty fellows will meet to kickoff their fall workshops. Each member will learn about and incorporate into their courses some career-readiness skills, helping prepare students to better meet employers' desired competencies for new hires.

The Academic Success and Career Center (ASCC) will host all undecided/exploring students at Academic College Kickoffs that aim to continue developing the relationships between new first-year students and WSU's academic colleges. While this event is geared toward first-year students, all are welcome.