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November’s Washington State Employee Assistance Program (EAP) newsletter has a variety of helpful resources for dealing with this month’s elections and setting boundaries on potentially awkward discussions during the holidays and in the workplace. The newsletter contains plenty of links to articles with tips for coping with stress and other … Read more

Donita Torres, associate professor, School of Education, is doing a collaborative EWU podcast about education in partnership with WSU. OPTICal allusion‘s fist episode aired on Oct. 8 and there will be more to come. The podcast focuses on reimagining education for today’s world, and empowering classrooms with equity, wellness and … Read more

Read the October issue of the EWU Executive Leadership Update newsletter to learn about the latest happenings at EWU.

Eastern Washington University Professional and Continuing Education (PCE) is offering a course for educators that provides all 15 of the equity-based school practice clock hours needed for recertification in Washington State. The Equity Centered Educator course aligns with cultural competency, diversity, equity, and inclusion standards that build racially literate, equitable … Read more

Email sent to campus community on Oct. 25, 2024 by Annika Scharosch, J.D., associate vice president for civil rights, compliance & business services, Title IX coordinator, co-associate vice president for Facilities and Planning. Approved Policy Changes The Board of Trustees approved changes to the following policies today, October 25th:  Policy Proposals … Read more

EWU’s first year Doctor of Physical Therapy students were surprised to see Gov. Jay Inslee walk through the WSU Health Sciences Spokane SAC building during their break from their PHTH 542 Patient Management 2 class on Oct. 14. The governor approached a student and asked if he could come into … Read more