Transformational Change Initiative
On behalf of Provost T. Chris Riley-Tillman, we are pleased to invite you to upcoming Promotion and Tenure Town Halls. These sessions will provide important updates about the 2025-2026 Promotion and Tenure process and include focused discussions regarding WSU’s land-grant mission and our commitment to faculty support and success.
Learn how to apply key principles of multimedia learning to develop more effective and engaging presentations and lectures.
The Office of the Provost will be hosting four Town Halls regarding the promotion and tenure process. These meetings will cover a variety of topics, including promotion and tenure statistics by rank, track, and campus; myths about promotion and tenure; tips to articulate your story; and resources for faculty.
The Office of the Provost will be hosting four Town Halls regarding the promotion and tenure process. These meetings will cover a variety of topics, including promotion and tenure statistics by rank, track, and campus; myths about promotion and tenure; tips to articulate your story; and resources for faculty.
The Office of the Provost will be hosting four Town Halls regarding the promotion and tenure process. These meetings will cover a variety of topics, including promotion and tenure statistics by rank, track, and campus; myths about promotion and tenure; tips to articulate your story; and resources for faculty.
The Office of the Provost will be hosting four Town Halls regarding the promotion and tenure process. These meetings will cover a variety of topics, including promotion and tenure statistics by rank, track, and campus; myths about promotion and tenure; tips to articulate your story; and resources for faculty.
The Emerita/Emeritus Society is pleased to invite you to the upcoming Legacy of Excellence Lecture and Award Reception. This year’s lecture will be delivered by Dr. Kenneth Casavant, Professor Emeritus in the School of Economic Sciences, titled: "Continuing to Live a Land-Grant University Life, and Loving It"
The Transformational Change Initiative regularly hosts a system-wide event to support WSU faculty and graduate students to Engage Learners, Enhance Voices, and Advance Teaching Excellence (ELEVATE).
Join Dr. David Makin, Director of the Complex Social Interaction Laboratory, in a hands-on session to learn how to use AI tools to support your teaching efforts. Pullman faculty can meet in the computer lab in Spark 210 or remotely via Zoom. https://wsu.zoom.us/j/97664643501?pwd=P36vqGGSUzwsJmnZFFfOz7pLAheanS.1 Passcode: 428248 Please RSVP to Holly Henning, holly.henningyeager@wsu.edu by June 10 so […]
Presented by Jenni Sandstrom and Jane Kelley, this hands-on session will share examples from real courses, offering practical tips and time-saving strategies you can implement right away. Whether you're a Canvas novice or looking to refine your approach, this PIT Stop will help you teach smarter, not harder.
In this session presented by Hallie Meredith, Mary Sanchez-Lanier, Chris Lavoie, and Jon Manwaring, WSU faculty will share how they’ve partnered with the staff in the Nova Design Studio to bring innovative, hands-on experiences into their classrooms. Hallie Meredith and Mary Sánchez-Lanier will discuss how 3D printing has enhanced student engagement in art history and microbiology, respectively. Chris Lavoie and Jon Manwaring will share their experiences in helping faculty bring their ideas to life for students.
This session led by Holly Ashkannejhad and Wendy Steele will break down the nuts and bolts of digital accessibility in teaching, from what it means to why it matters. You’ll develop confidence as you learn how to get started, explore practical strategies for creating accessible course materials, and discover where to find support across the WSU community.