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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

EWU’s Benefits Office is hosting their Open Enrollment Benefits Fair, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 30 in the Walter and Myrtle Powers Reading Room in Hargreaves Hall. Washington State Health Care Authority and EWU are proud to once again host the in-person benefits fair. The fair provides the opportunity … Read more

The Veterans Resource Center is hosting GOT YOUR 6 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 30, in PUB 317. Got Your 6 is a seminar that will help guide faculty, staff and students on their journey towards veteran and military cultural competency. With over 500 veterans and military-connected students … Read more

Every year when the colder weather hits the number of house fire calls in Spokane County go up. About every 88 seconds, there is a house fire somewhere in the Unites States. Once fires begin, and the smoke alarms are triggered, household residents have an average of about 2-3 minutes … Read more