This course is designed to give hiring managers a practical understanding of the recruitment process for Civil Service and Administrative Professional positions. It describes the legal framework for recruitment, the individual recruitment phases, and best practice tips to consider during the overall process. The importance of providing a positive candidate experience during the entire recruitment process is also addressed. See registration information here. Be sure to register to ensure a room is scheduled for this training.

This session will cover Spokane campus/history, policies, how to navigate the campus, and other informative topics. This is a supplemental presentation to the WSU New Employee Orientation (NEO) presented by HRS Pullman. New employees are encouraged to attend this session to learn about the many resources available and ask questions about the campus. See complete details and registration information here.

Overview of EP 39 and rights and responsibilities of animal handlers and the WSU community. Includes situational examples. See complete details and registration information here. Please register to assure a room is identified for this training.

This course provides an overview of the faculty recruitment process at Washington State University. The course includes a comprehensive review of the five separate phases of recruitment, along with numerous best practice tips and suggestions to help search committees manage all facets of recruitment. See more details and registration information here. Be sure to register to ensure a room is scheduled for this training.

Come to this session to learn how to accurately maintain time reports and understand how critical accurate time reporting is. See complete details and registration information here. Please register to assure a room is identified for this training. The training is also available via ZOOM.

This session encourages participants to foster critical self-awareness as they explore their own identities, including their unique characteristics and social locations. Throughout the workshop, participants will discuss how their identities shape their beliefs, values, expectations, perceptions, and actions and develop skills for engaging across difference at WSU. You must take Equity 101 prior to this session. Sign up on-line here.