ASWSUHS and LMSA invite the campus community to a celebration in SAC 20 dedicated to the life and legacy of the iconic Selena Quintanilla. Join us for an evening of culture, music, and learning at our "Cultura, Música y Selena Hangout." Enjoy free popcorn and candy as we dive into the story. Everyone is welcome to attend this fun and informative event!
Join Life Science Washington in Spokane for the annual East-West Life Science Summit! Whether you’re building a company, securing research funding, serving rural patients, looking for a job, or raising money, success in the life sciences requires collaboration and a network with the right connections. The East-West Summit brings together the state’s top life science leaders […]
The Sleep and Performance Research Center welcomes Dr. Michael Sierks, Professor with Arizona State University, Tempe. He is a professor of chemical engineering in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy at Arizona State University. Sierks' research interests include antibody-based therapeutics for treating neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzeimer's and Parkinson's Diseases. Other areas of interest in the Sierks group include ligand/receptor interactions, catalytic antibodies, and enzyme mechanisms.
Career Fair introduces WSU pharmacy students to representatives from a variety of industries including biotechnology, health care institutions, and pharmacies. It is a great opportunity to: Network with those in the field and learn about diverse career opportunities Speak directly with hiring representatives Connect with residency programs Learn more about the Career Fair
The WSU College of Nursing will host a Virtual Open House for prospective RN-BSN students interested in Spring 2026 or future term enrollment. This event is for for RNs and associate degree nursing students. The RN-BSN program is a bachelor’s completion program for RNs who have associate nursing degrees. Prospective students will get an overview of the […]
Dr. Claudia Gross Shader presents “Evidence-Based Approaches for Addressing Places in Seattle Where Overdoses and Crime Are Concentrated.” Dr. Gross Shader has worked for the City of Seattle since 1993 and has been with the Office of City Auditor since 2002. Her current role as Research and Evaluation Director includes authoring reports for City leaders regarding public safety, unsheltered homelessness, and substance use disorder, managing City Council-funded projects with university research partners to conduct rigorous evaluations of City ordinances and programs, and serving as the City’s research liaison on federally-funded public safety evaluations.