Whether you're a new employee or you’ve been here for years, take a campus tour to get better acquainted with the beautiful campus, learn about its history and hear from a current student ambassador about what makes WSU Vancouver special. Being better informed about campus makes you a student champion and WSU Vancouver brand ambassador who is ready to answer questions about the university with confidence. Tours begin at the Student Services Center.
Whether you're a new employee or you’ve been here for years, take a campus tour to get better acquainted with the beautiful campus, learn about its history and hear from a current student ambassador about what makes WSU Vancouver special. Being better informed about campus makes you a student champion and WSU Vancouver brand ambassador who is ready to answer questions about the university with confidence. Tours begin at the Dengerink Administration Building near the café.
For anyone considering a career as a physician assistant or other health care provider, this is an excellent opportunity to learn, ask questions and gain insight into health programs at Oregon Health and Science University.
For anyone considering a health career as a physician assistant or physical therapist, this is an excellent opportunity to learn, ask questions and gain insight into health programs at George Fox University.
Emma Johnson, Cowlitz Tribal member, instructor in the Indigenous Nations Studies Department at Portland State University and WSU Vancouver alumna, will host the WSU Vancouver's first Indigenous-led interpretive campus tour.
RSVP to Desiree Hellegers at desiree.hellegers@wsu.edu to join the tour.
Re-Imagined Radio celebrates Women's History Month with this little-known radio adaptation of the classic movie, “The Wizard of Oz,” (1939) performed Dec. 25, 1950, at the Lux Radio Theatre. Judy Garland, along with a fine cast, recreates her starring movie role as Dorothy Gale.
Zoom, Meeting ID: 954 050 5943, Passcode: 5460112910
Attend a drop-in Zoom information session about non-permanent, professional hourly and temp appointments. Julia Getchell, director of human resources, will provide a brief overview of rules and resources. The remaining time will be devoted to Q&A. Bring your tips and tricks to share with others.
Zoom, Meeting ID: 954 050 5943, Passcode: 5460112910
Attend the first of two drop-in Zoom information sessions about non-permanent, professional hourly and temp appointments. Julia Getchell, director of human resources, will provide a brief overview of rules and resources. The remaining time will be devoted to Q&A. Bring your tips and tricks to share with others.
The second session will be held 2 – 3 p.m. March 23.
Seniors and first-year students—respond to the NSSE survey by today for the chance to win one of two $100 VISA gift cards! Make change happen at WSU—take the survey using the link in myWSU or in your WSU email.
Prior results from this survey have been used to provide support for undergraduate research, more internships and study abroad opportunities.
NSSE = National Survey of Student Engagement
Seniors and first-year students—respond to the NSSE survey to make change happen at WSU.
Take the survey using the link in myWSU or in your WSU email. Respond by April 15 for the chance to win one of two $100 VISA gift cards.
Prior results from this survey have been used to provide support for undergraduate research, more internships and study abroad opportunities.
NSSE = National Survey of Student Engagement
