Read the May Inside EWU Executive Leadership Update
Stay informed on the latest happenings within each division with this May update from your Executive Leadership Team.
Approved Policy Changes Announced
Approved Policy Changes The Board of Trustees approved changes to the following policies this afternoon: Policy Proposals Open for Public Comment The following policy proposals are open for public review and comment on the EWU policy website under “Review Policies in Process.” You may also click on the policy titles below for a direct link. These proposals will remain … Read more
Learn About Critical Race Theory With Presentation Video
If you missed the Critical Race Theory presentation by Professor Angélica Cházaro, on May 12, it’s not to late to learn more about this important topic. In this presentation video, Cházaro discusses the origins of Critical Race Theory and some of its unifying ideas. She touches upon modern applications of the … Read more
EWU Music Program Presents ‘Lean on Me’ on May 25
The EWU Music Program will present a concert by students, faculty and alumni featuring diverse musical selections from film and movies. and even classic rock, on Thursday, May 25 at the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox. The evening will feature soloists, small groups, jazz combos, orchestra, wind ensemble and … Read more
Nursing Faculty Receives Development Endowment
The Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce the selection of Lori Tochterman, PhD, as the recipient of the Valerie Appleton Faculty Development Endowment for academic year 2023-24. This prestigious endowment was created to honor Valerie Appleton, PhD, who served Eastern Washington University with distinction in several roles for … Read more
EWU Students Volunteer for Children’s Justice Conference
Five EWU Master of Social Work students recently volunteered for the Children’s Justice Conference, held in Tacoma, Washington. Aizea Pardo, Maria Navarro, Mariah Avalos, Brenda DeLeon and Jasmine Wrocklage helped out, along with Melisa Majnarich, faculty field liaison and lecturer for the School of Social Work. The conference hosted approximately … Read more
