WOMEN IN FILM, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS DISCUSSION SERIES   Literature Discussion: Playing Big: Practical Wisdom for Women who Want to Speak up, Create and Lead by Tara Mohr A special Skype appearance from author: Tara Mohr   A Special Discussion with: Leeann Hunter,Clinical Assistant Professor of English The Women in Film, Literature, and the […]

FINANCIAL LITERACY SERIES: LOAN REPAYMENT   You borrowed money to pay for school, and now you’re in debt. Don’t worry— there are plenty of ways to face it head- on. (Debt can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.) This lesson will help you fully understand your options so repayment will feel more manageable. […]

WRITING LOCK IN Are you writing your dissertation, thesis, a journal article, or other writing project? This event offers a quiet space for writers to work without distractions. Work for the entire four hours or come and go as you please. Coffee, tea, and very light refreshments will be offered. Participants are encouraged to bring […]

Art Discussion: Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Mary Trotter Performances: Fridays & Saturdays, March 30 & 31 and April 6 & 7, 2018/ 7:30 p.m. nightly and 2:00 p.m. Saturday matinees. Located at the Jones Theatre at Daggy Hall. Tickets on Sale now. A Special Discussion with: Mary Trotter, Clinical Assistant Professor, CAS WSU Performing Arts […]

THE CHEEKY SCIENTIST SERIES: INTERVIEWING AND NEGOTIATING Dr. Isaiah Hankel (The Cheeky Scientist) This topic discusses the strategy of interviewing beyond just answering questions. There is an entire process of preparation for an interview, beside learning how to answer interview questions. We will detail the entire interview preparation that is required for professionals to demonstrate they are invaluable to a company; […]

WRITING WORKSHOP SERIES: REFERENCE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE  Reference management software enables users to collect, organize, manage, and cite sources in a methodical and sustainable process. This workshop will focus on the free, open source Zotero reference management tool, but will briefly discuss alternatives such as EndNote and Mendeley. ***Note the writing workshop series is a year-long initiative! Watch […]

Dr. Richard Toolson, professor of accounting at WSU, will look at the basics of federal income taxation as it applies to graduate and professional students who file a 1040 (not a 1040 NR) and who are not claimed by a parent on the parent’s tax return.Find out more and REGISTER.

In this presentation, Karen Kelsky will discuss some things I learned from the experience of creating the Sexual Harassment Crowdsource Survey, including the range and scope of sexual harassment in academic settings (including departments, labs, research centers, campuses, academic conferences, etc.), patterns of predation, options for victims, and recommendations to institutions wishing to combat this […]

Literature reviews provide a framework for critically situating your research in the larger scholarly conversation. This hands-on workshop led by Lorena O'English, WSU Librarian, will review resources and strategies for conducting literature reviews. Find out more and REGISTER.

Provost Dan Bernardo will lead this presentation and discussion, providing participants an inside look at how a university functions, its organization, and why things happen the way they do. Find out more and REGISTER.