Learn more about WSU priorities at this town hall meeting with President Kirk Schulz and Provost and Executive Vice President Elizabeth Chilton. DAESA and the Honors College will be the featured units at this event.

Starting on Mon., Nov. 2, faculty, staff, alumni, and students can express support for WSU first-generation students by signing up for and wearing a #CELEBRATEFIRSTGEN lapel pin in a photo, and then share a brief story on social media about their own first-gen experience. The Office of Academic Engagement website offers additional information about first-generation […]

The top 10 teams from Washington State University’s UNIV 104 freshman seminar course will compete virtually for prizes as part of the third Adobe Creative Jam. The public is invited to watch the presentations online. Finalists will present apps they created that are centered around this year’s theme of “resiliency.” The top teams were chosen […]

Three faculty will discuss ways for educators to support academic engagement for first-gen students. Professors Samantha Swindell, psychology, Anna Plemons, digital technology and culture at WSU Tri-Cities, and Amy Nusbaum, psychology at Heritage University, will discuss their co-authored paper, “Kindness at First Sight: The Role of Syllabi in Impression Formation.”  Swindell is also associate dean […]

WSU alumnus Jordan Frost will present, “Personal and Institutional Barriers for Academic Achievement.” Frost (’18 B.A. psychology, ’19 Master’s in Teaching) is a former president of the Associated Students of Washington State University student body and served as a WSU student regent. Currently, he is a social studies teacher and activities director at Issaquah High […]

WSU LSAMP (Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation) hosts its annual "Connecting Community Colleges to WSU" event Nov. 16-19. Though this year's event will be virtual due to COVID-19 restrictions, community college students throughout the state will learn a lot about WSU's research, admissions, advising, scholarships, and much more through this popular and well-anticipated set […]

Co-hosted by WSU LSAMP and the TMP program, students and faculty will explore mentored research opportunities at this undergraduate research event.

Students can apply for several undergraduate research awards to support their research, scholarship, and creative activities in 2021-22. Applications are open through March 5.

The Distinguished Scholarships Program hosts its annual, invitation-only  Progression event to introduce high-achieving students to ideas to fully develop their roles as scholars.