EAP Newsletter: June 2025
The recent Employee Assistance Program newsletter offers a variety of resources that support health and wellness leading into the summer months.
EWU Executive Leadership Update: May 2025
Learn about the latest university news by reading the May 2025 EWU Executive Leadership Update.
Mechanical Engineering & Technology | Me/MET Capstone: June 4
The Mechanical Engineering & Technology | ME/MET Spring Quarter Capstone Expo is being held from 2 – 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 4 at the CEB Lobby. Here are the teams, along with the descriptions of their projects. Acoustic Blow-Off ValveTeam Members: Timothy Korneychuk, Calvin Edwards, Gilbert Rodriguez, Wyatt Moeckel, … Read more
Approved Policy Changes and Pollicy Proposals Open for Public Coment
Message sent to campus on May 20 from Annika Scharosch, J.D., associate vice president for civil rights, compliance and business services, Title IX Coordinator, interim co-associate vice president for Facilities & Planning. Campus Community, Approved Policy Changes The Board of Trustees approved changes to the following policies on May 16, … Read more
Faculty: HistoryLink is a Great Way to Get Published
HistoryLink is the Seattle-based open-source online encyclopedia of Washington state history. Averaging 6,900 daily visits, it encourages submissions for its People’s Histories, which are personal memoirs and reminiscences that relate to state history and run 500 to 1,500 words. See link to 700+ samples here. Writers need not be professionals to contribute People’s … Read more
Jody Graves Honored by Youth Organization
The Spokane Youth Symphony recognized Judy Graves, Music Program director and professor of piano, for the profound, far-reaching impact her leadership has had on the area musical community by making her the Honored Guest and their annual Spring Tea Luncheon and Silent Auction on May 18. The letter continues as … Read more
