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Improving health around the globe
- Pharmacy students provide much-needed services and gain international experience as they go through clinical rotations from China to Chile.
- Nursing students learn about traditional healing practices from Native American elders.
- Researchers study diseases that occur with greater frequency in specific cultural and ethnic groups and develop culturally appropriate health information.
Preparing tomorrow’s workforce
The students of today need inspiration, motivation, and preparation for the jobs of the 21st-century economy. Better-prepared students will mean more doctors, nurses, pharmacists, engineers, and scientists creating a healthier future for all of us.
- The Riverpoint Math/Science Partnership and WSU Spokane CityLab bring students and teachers into real research labs for hands-on, inquiry-based learning that ignites genuine excitement about science.
- University faculty and high school teachers work together to make high school math and science more relevant, and to align curriculum for a seamless transition into higher education.
- Targeted recruitment efforts inspire students from underrepresented groups to pursue the sciences and health professions.
