Mount St. Helens Geology Lesson: ‘Trashcano’
To honor the 40th anniversary, Chad Pritchard, chair of the EWU Geology Department, created a “trashcano” to model how gas bubbles can grow and lead to Plinian eruptions.
Graduating into Crisis
For a Spokane public health nurse, life on the pandemic’s front lines began well before she earned her master’s degree from EWU.
Education Department Sends ‘Eagle Strong’ Message to Students
Melissa Bedford, an assistant professor of literacy at EWU, thought it would be a good idea to get the education faculty and staff together—kind of—to send a message of support to students.
Symposium 2020: Call for Abstracts and Virtual Presentations
While things certainly look different on the Eastern Washington campus this quarter, the university is still working hard to host one of the most anticipated events of the academic year. The 23rd annual Student Research and Creative Works Symposium will occur virtually on Wednesday, May 27.
EWU Semester Programs Honor 2020 Graduates
Under other circumstances, semester grads from Eastern’s College of Health Science and Public Health would have walked at commencement on Friday. Instead, the college got creative and celebrated online.
Faculty Encouraged to Attend Remote Teaching Workshops
Now that faculty members have several weeks of remote teaching under their belts, EWU Instructional Technology and Design is offering workshops to help instructors prepare for the next steps.
