As you know, Washington State University is continuing to pursue in-person learning this semester, albeit with a slightly  delayed start in WSU Pullman because of weather issues. Following the WSU Town Hall on Thursday (Jan 6, 2022), the WSU Provost shared some key points for us to convey to you which we are sharing. We’ve added some examples to help define what these key points might mean to us in  our College. » More ...

Welcome back!

It’s a week before school begins and I already have the First Day of School Jitters. Can you believe it's been nearly 18 months since we last taught classes in person?

This year, of course, things are different. I’m sure many of you share the same feelings of anticipation and anxiety that I’ve had since being back on campus in our new Post-Vaccine World: Do the vaccines and masks really work? Can we successfully return to teaching in person? » More ...

Washington State University has recently loosened several of its COVID-19 protocols in response to new state guidance, reducing case numbers, and the widespread availability and use of vaccines.

I wanted to highlight some of these changes and how they may affect each of you. » More ...

As we enter the Labor Day Weekend, I want to congratulate everyone for completing our first two weeks of a very unusual fall semester. » More ...

As we continue our preparations for fall semester, I wanted to share some resources that can help guide you through your course design and your interactions with your students this year. » More ...