(This story appears in the latest edition of the WSU Spokane Magazine) By Kevin Dudley A nursing student talks to her patient. The patient coughs and says he is having chest pains. Soon, he’ll stop breathing and the student will start CPR. Pharmacy students are providing a patient with his medications at the pharmacy when […]
The Na-ha-shnee Health Science Institute is on campus this week, giving Native American high school students the chance to be introduced to higher education opportunities and possible future careers.
Research is many things. Groundbreaking. Vital. Expensive. Worthwhile. It is also a problem solver.
Kids. Work. Soccer games. Pursuing medical schools. There are a number of things that keep us busy. All of these things may make us tired, and being tired is no fun.
Do you have flexible work hours? If not, you may have a case to show your boss that you deserve one, all thanks to a WSU Spokane researcher.
The Today Show visited our campus once to take a look at our research on distracted driving. The popular morning show recently returned to take a look at our research on the decisions police officers have to make, sometimes life or death decisions made in a fraction of a second. You can watch the feature […]
Lois James is a Research Assistant Professor in our Sleep and Performance Research Center. The Center and our Criminal Justice program have worked with the Spokane Police Department on a number of studies and trainings. James conducted research last year that showed racial disparities in police confrontations. Her research showed that participants in the study […]