Eastern Washington University President Mary Cullinan authored a guest column in Sunday’s Spokesman-Review to highlight the strengths of our community and outline the many ways EWU is helping during the coronavirus pandemic.
Are you a young alum who is passionate about service? Would you like to be more involved in EWU? If you live in the Spokane or Coeur d’Alene area, the EWU Alumni Association has an opportunity for you!
A recent business and management project placed EWU students in the role of executive management at a multi-million dollar company, competing directly against other real or simulated teams to grab market share and grow their business.
Grab a drink of choice, wear your Eagle gear and join the EWU Alumni Association for a Virtual RED Hour, it’s better than happy hour! We are planning on ending our annual Giving Joy Day with a fun inaugural event to celebrate joy in our communities during this time of transition and new normal.
One of our most important goals as a university is to ensure that students have the resources they need to succeed and earn a degree. But when students don’t know where their next meal is coming from, their studies can be the last thing on their minds.
It didn’t take long for members of the Eagle family to jump into action to help those in need during the coronavirus crisis. As COVID-19 started to spread in Washington, a group of five friends, each with a connection to EWU, started the West Plains Emergency Response Volunteers (WPEV) group on Facebook.
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