Providence Trauma Services will be at the College of Nursing in Spokane on March 22 to give a free "Stop the Bleed" training to any interested faculty, staff or students. The goal is to educate the Spokane community about how to quickly and effectively stop bleeding in a trauma situation. The class is roughly 90 minutes and is aimed at teaching people how to correctly apply tourniquets and use gauze or makeshift gauze to control bleeding. REGISTER and see more information here.

The State of Washington is implementing a new information technology (IT) professional/technical classification and compensation structure. This means, if approved by the state legislature, all state agency and higher education classified IT positions will be allocated into the new structure or other classification. FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION HERE.

Whistleblower Act training will be from 1:30-2:30pm followed by the State Ethics Law training from 2:45-4:15pm. You may take one or both on this day. See more information here.

Washington State University's mainframe application BALANCES is explored in this course. In this hands-on classroom experience, you will practice navigating through the system, extracting information, and working with the data therein. Authorized access to Balances is a prerequisite to attending this course.

The State of Washington is implementing a new information technology (IT) professional/technical classification and compensation structure. This means, if approved by the state legislature, all state agency and higher education classified IT positions will be allocated into the new structure or other classification. SEE MORE INFORMATION HERE.

The State of Washington is implementing a new information technology (IT) professional/technical classification and compensation structure. This means, if approved by the state legislature, all state agency and higher education classified IT positions will be allocated into the new structure or other classification. FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION HERE.

Workplace Issues Case Studies - As the capstone course of Washington State University's supervisory training series, this workshop provides additional practice in applying the knowledge and principles of the series in a guided application. See more information here. Register here.

Human Resource Services (HRS) will be hosting information sessions to discuss the impacts these changes may have on employees and department operations, as well as the process by which HRS will be evaluating and allocating positions. See more information here - sign up here.