Campus photographer Cori Kogan has set up a drop-in portrait session for Monday, Sept. 30 in SAC 515. Portraits are free for employees. See more information here.

Fiscal Audits and Internal Controls: This course identifies and defines internal controls at Washington State University, explaining their role, purpose and impact, as well as who is responsible for them. Additionally, this course will provide overview on what is looked for in an audit and describes the different types of audits common to the University. See more details and registration information here. You must register for this session to ensure a room is assigned for this training.

The Clothesline Project honors survivors of intimate partner violence. Anyone who has experienced such violence, at any time in their life, is encouraged to come forward and design a shirt. Survivors’ families and friends are also invited to participate. October 1st - 11th SAC Lobby 11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Join Daryll DeWald, vice president and chancellor, WSU Health Sciences, for the State of Health Sciences Forum on Tuesday, Oct. 1. See more information here regarding times and locations and how to RSVP.

Dr. Nicola Grissom will be visiting WSU Spokane.  Dr. Grissom is the director of the NeuroGOAL lab, which is part of the Psychology Department at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus. Please plan to attend her seminar entitled, 'Let me try that again: reinforcement learning, sex differences, and autism-associated genotypes'. Everyone is invited. See more details here.

Join Daryll DeWald, vice president and chancellor, WSU Health Sciences, for the State of Health Sciences Forum on Tuesday, Oct. 1. See more information here and how to RSVP.

Dr. Stephen Morairty will be visiting WSU Spokane on October 2nd. Please plan to attend his seminar at 11:00am in SAC 249, entitled 'EEG Biomarkers of Disease Progression in Mouse Models of Huntington's Disease'. Everyone is invited. See more information about his work and research here. Sign up for a meeting and/or meal time here, also.

Understanding and Managing Leave: Do you ever feel you have to navigate a maze when an employee requests leave? Do you find yourself asking multiple questions regarding the type of leave, how leave is requested, or which leave is handled at the department or HRS level? Other questions come into play when noting leave on time sheets. See more information here and how to enroll for this training. You must register for this session for a room to be assigned.

Join Brad Roy, Ph.D., as he talks about "Less Medicine, More Health: Clinical outcomes from the SMFC's Journey to Wellness Program." This is part of the Nutrition and Exercise Physiology 505 course. Everyone is invited to attend this seminar series. Contact Dr. Hans Haverkamp with any questions at 368-6912.

Travel: Basic Forms and Procedures - This class covers the WSU forms and processes from the Travel Authority to the final Travel Expense Voucher being submitted. It also addresses Washington State Invoice Vouchers and airfare purchasing. See more information and registration details here. You must register for this session to ensure a room is assigned for this training.

Purchasing Card: New Cardholders - This course is the required training for participants in the WSU Purchasing Card Program. Account Reconcilers are strongly encouraged to attend and attendance is required of all new Cardholders. You must register for this session to ensure a room is assigned for this training.

Join a panel discussion of patients with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis/Lou Gehrig's Disease). The 2019 topic is: "If you wrote a letter, what would it say?" See more information here. Everyone is invited.

Watch Columbus Day Legacy with discussion to follow October 14 @ 12:00 pm in the Student Diversity Center | SAC 105 Columbus Day Legacy explores the quintessential American issues of free speech and ethnic pride against the backdrop of the ongoing Columbus Day parade controversy in Denver, Colorado. Navajo filmmaker Bennie Klain takes viewers into […]

Understanding Facilities and Administration Costs: This course provides insight into the purpose and use of facilities and administrative costs charged to sponsored projects. It addresses the importance of collecting those costs and WSU's policy on exceptions to sponsors. View more details and registration information here. You must register for this session to secure a room.

We're all Data Nerds: What information is out there, where, and how to use it -- The Department Chairs and Directors Training Workshops are designed to address the needs of current and experienced chairs, faculty and administrators of academic units. This workshop provides information and insight into successfully accessing, using, managing and producing the various types of data which make the university go around. See more details and information to enroll and print course materials here.

This course defines sponsored projects and explains how they differ from other activities. The focus of the class is the allowability of costs, with an emphasis placed upon the Uniform Guidance (UG) and direct costs vs. facilities and administrative costs. View more details, enrollment and access to course materials here. You must register to ensure a room is provided for this training session.

If you would like to view the free Terrain 12 Art Event, you may attend this on campus in the Jensen Byrd building Friday evening, October 4 from 5pm - midnight. This event on Friday is free and open to the public. See more information about the Terrain event here.