WSU Spokane Campus Bulletin
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Current-Year Issues (2008)
- August 13: The New Team in Town; WSU Applied Sciences Lab Continues to Grow, Showcases Work for Navy Admiral; Finding Solutions for Aircraft Drinking Water; Seed Grants Feed Promising Research Projects; Semesters vs. Quarters—University Programs in Communication Disorders End the Juggle; Statewide WSU Doctoral Specialization Aims to Prepare Teacher Leaders
- July 16: A Crime Scene, Science, and Young Women: CityLab Camp Makes the Connections; Assessment to Measure Community Impact of Service Learning; Riverpoint, Nursing College Get Ready for the Big Move; Intercollegiate College of Nursing Welcomes New Associate Dean of Research; Short Named Director of Institute for Mental Health Research and Training; College of Business Announces New Director of Executive MBA Program; Communications Staff Changes; Riverpoint Parking Prices on the Rise; Funding for Bike/Pedestrian Bridge over Railroad Advances in Senate; Grant and Contract Award Summary, April 1 through June 30, 2008
- June 11: Defense Grant Adds Critical Job Tasks Simulation Lab to WSU Sleep Research Center; WSU Faculty Featured on Comcast Newsmakers; Rebuilding Higher Education in Afghanistan; WSU Spokane Honored for Community Service Contributions; Steven L. Hoch Named Provost of Washington State University; Holocaust Survivor Visits Riverpoint to Share Her Story
- May 14: WWAMI Program Keeps Recent Graduate in Spokane; Collaborative Research Makes Sense of the Tired Brain; Untapped Market: Disabled Nurses Part of the Team; Team Focuses on Design for Parkinson’s Residents; Research Brings Hope to Injured Veterans; Roll Honored at WSU Spokane for Faculty Excellence; WSU Chooses Potential Developer for Pine Street Property; Assistant Supports Student Learning; Commencement 2008 Photos; Nursing Building Preview; New Banners to Mark the University District
- April 16: WVU-WSU Study Links Chronic Illness to Coal Mining Pollution; Running Over Your Flash Drive—ASL Explores Applications for Novel Material; Simple Beginnings: Upcoming ALS Forum; Riverpoint Developments; WSU Receives Gates Foundation Grant to Construct Building for School for Global Animal Health; WSU Spokane Celebrates Commencement, May 2; Spreading Cougar Pride at Riverpoint; Bike to Work Week Events Set for May 12-16, 2008; Grant and Contract Awards Summary, January 1 through March 31, 2008
- March 12: WSU Announces New Executive MBA Program in Spokane; Washington Institute Changes Name; Stier Lecture Explores End-of-Life Decisions; People’s Clinic Committee Recommends New Approach to Caring for Underserved; Floyd Outlines His Plans in State of the University Address; Be Prepared - Sign up for Emergency Notifications; New Student Leaders Ready to Rise to the Task; Attend Showcase 2008 on Friday, March 28; MESA Science Competition Tests Eighth Grade Scientists; Crossing with Safety; Weather Protection for Your Bike
- February 13: Using History to Improve Design; 60+ Checkups: New Look at Health of Older Patients; Trash, Don’t Flush! Pharmacy Students Educate Public on Safe Medication Disposal; Authentic Leadership Lecture Series Has Spokane Area Leaders Sharing Insight; WSU's Applied Sciences Laboratory Hires Manager; End of Life Decisions Topic of 2008 Stier Memorial Lecture; Wilson-Hale Named Vice President for University Development; WSU Reports Spring Enrollment Growth at All Campuses; WSU College of Pharmacy Establishes Diabetes Professorship; 2008 Inland Northwest Health Sciences Research Symposium Call for Abstracts; “Creating a Thriving Rural Workforce, Health System, and Community” Health Conferences to be Held in Spokane; New “Pay and Display” Parking Option Available; The Results Are in… Get Connected and Stay Well
- January 16: Accelerating with Spokane—A New Year's Message from Chancellor Brian Pitcher; Health Sciences Education and Research Benefit from Federal Funding; WSU Spokane Welcomes WWAMI Medical Education Director; Speech and Hearing Sciences Offerings Expand; Design Research Conference Highlights Politics and Design; "Cougar Plane" Enters Service; Bates to Step Down as WSU Provost on July 1; Grimes to Assume New Post as VP for Research; Design Students’ Revitalization Ideas on Display; Showcase Abstracts to Be Submitted by February 1; Third Friday Seminar Series to Explore Climate Change; Grants and Contracts Award Summary, October through December 2007