Now, more than ever, safety is everyone’s concern.

Whether it be in an office, a lab or a classroom, as caretakers of our students and our fellow co-workers, it is all of our responsibilities to uphold safety standards that have been set through the University, through Gov. Inslee’s Safe Start Washington Plan (PDF), and that those who return to work attest to through the Return to Campus Request Form, the Return to Work Location Distancing and Disinfection Plan for SARS-CoV2 and COVID-19,  and WSU’s COVID‑19 Employee Symptom Attestation program. » More ...

If you missed the Voiland College Town Hall on TUesday, July 7, 2020, a Zoom recording is available. » More ...

I hope this letter finds you enjoying our summer weather!

Things are definitely heating up, both literally and figuratively, as Washington State University’s plans for resuming face-to-face instruction in August start falling into place. » More ...

As many of you have seen, HRS distributed its Return to Work guidelines last week, which is the latest of several forthcoming announcements you should expect to receive from the University as we prepare for classroom instruction this fall. » More ...

If you missed the Voiland College Budget Forum on Monday, June 1, 2020, a Zoom recording is available. » More ...

If you missed the Voiland College Research Q&A on Friday, May 29, 2020, a Zoom recording is available. » More ...

I want to thank everyone who attended the VCEA Town Hall last Friday. With 200 participants on Zoom, we were able to have breakout sessions and discuss the successes and challenges of the spring semester. » More ...

Congratulations! We’ve made it to finals week. While this semester has been different than others, many things remain the same, including, that students have completed or are completing their work and that faculty are completing assessments of student learning. » More ...