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Friday, July 3, 2009

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US Dept. of Education

Grant empowers Campaign Against Sexual Assault

PULLMAN – The United States Department of Education has awarded $235,000 to support an ongoing media campaign intended to empower students at WSU ...[more]

Tribute to Terrell, Smith & Rawlins

A Crimson Legacy of Leadership

WSU alumni and friends joined President Elson S. Floyd at the Crimson Legacy of Leadership dinner at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel in Seattle ...[more]

Longest serving dean

WSU mourns death of Dean Judy Mitchell

PULLMAN – Judy Nichols Mitchell, who served as dean of WSU's College of Education for 11 years, died unexpectedly this weekend at her home in Pullman. She was 70.

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Math, Science Partnership

Teachers, in student mode, bone up on science at WSU

PULLMAN — On last summer’s visit to Washington State University, Craig Potter saw something he’s bound to mention when he ...[more]

Change of command

Slinker takes over as vice provost for health sciences

Bryan K. Slinker, dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at WSU, has been appointed to an expanded role as vice provost for health sciences ...[more]

Starting this fall

Vancouver offers new online deaf education program

VANCOUVER – WSU Vancouver will offer a fall-start option for its new Online Deaf Education Endorsement ...[more]

Brains, bugs and college tuition

4-H Teen Summer Conference this week

Allison Trout began her day by touching a human brain. The Burlington, Wash., girl was on WSU’s Pullman campus for this week’s 4-H Teen Summer Conference ...[more]

New uses on horizon

Washington mint oil industry packs fresh impact

As the country's top producer of mint oil, Washington helps keep breath minty fresh worldwide. [more]

Ferrucci Distinguished Educator

Award winner helps all first-graders understand math

PULLMAN — She is engaging, passionate about her work, and up on the latest professional methods. Rena Mincks is the kind of teacher that parents ...[more]

Electron microscope

Kids discover nano-sized world at PDSC camp

Jameson Root, lab manager for the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) at WSU worked with youngsters ...

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Honors College

Walker moves from interim to permanent dean

PULLMAN – Elizabeth A. (Libby) Walker has been named to the permanent position of dean of the Honors College.

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Five weeks to go (Photo gallery)

Catch a sneek preview of Olympia Avenue project

PULLMAN - The Olympia Avenue student housing project -- WSU's first additiion to its student housing system in 37 years -- is coming down the home stretch[more]

$2 billion in stimulus funding

Hanford demolition a boon to Tri-Cities area

RICHLAND - According to economic forecasts, Washington state could be positioned for a head start out of the recession[more]

Reorganization

Health director to oversee Counseling, Testing Services

PULLMAN — Health and Wellness Services director Dr. Bruce Wright's duties have been expanded to include oversight of the Counseling and Testing Services Center [more]