Eagle 1 News: November 2019
Amazingly, we’re already past Halloween and heading into the holidays. Every month at EWU goes by in a whirlwind. October was no exception.
EWU Honors Student Experiences ‘Life Changing’ Study Abroad Trip
Hope Sands, an honors program junior studying anthropology, traveled to the Netherlands and Germany with the Summer Institute on Inclusion, Diversity and the Holocaust.
EWU Professors Awarded Substance Abuse and Mental Health Grant
The purpose of this program is to expand the integration of substance use disorder (SUD) education into the standard curriculum of relevant healthcare and health services education programs.
EWU Students Create Costumes for Kids in Wheelchairs
“Empowering a child in a wheelchair to successfully and confidently do something like trick-or-treating is exactly what occupational therapy is all about,” says EWU student Serena Dewey.
PUB Receives Civic Design Award
Specifically, the judges emphasized the successful face of the building and the auditorium staircase that “integrated the life of the whole building.”
Therapeutic Recreation Students Prep Kids with Neurodiversity for Halloween
For kids with neurodiversity conditions such as autism, ADHD and anxiety, Halloween trick-or-treating can be more frightful than fun.
