Schedule
Events throughout the week
Dates, times, and locations may change, so please check this page frequently.
Mon., March 21
Crimson Reads: A Celebration of WSU Authors
1 p.m.
Terrell Library Atrium
Join us in honoring the diverse publishing achievements of WSU faculty, students, staff, alumni, and retirees. This event recognizes those who have authored/co-authored or edited a book (including ebooks) within the past year.
Tues., March 22
State of the University Event
President Schulz and Provost Chilton will highlight some of the University’s most noteworthy accomplishments of the past year and discuss the future evolution of the WSU system.
Wed., March 23
Distinguished Faculty Address
The annual Distinguished Faculty Address honors a faculty member who has risen to the front ranks of his or her discipline through achievements in research, scholarship, and teaching.
Everyone welcome.
Thur., March 24
Academic Showcase
9 a.m.–noon
Compton Union Building, Senior Ballroom
This poster session celebrates the achievements of faculty, staff, and graduate students engaged in WSU’s central mission: the advancement of scholarship, research, and the arts. Work will be online for the campus community to view.
Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) Research Exposition
9 a.m.–noon
Compton Union Building, Senior Ballroom
WSU Pullman graduate and professional students present their original research, scholarship, and/or creative work while competing for $9,600 in awards.
Emeritus Society Legacy of Excellence Lecture
4 p.m.
Todd Hall, room 203
An emeritus who contributes to academia, the University, the community, and mankind while in retirement delivers the annual lecture.
Fri., March 25
Celebrating Excellence Banquet
5 p.m.
Join us in honoring the outstanding achievements of WSU faculty and staff. The awards program recognizes distinguished members of the University community.
Mon., March 28
Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (SURCA)
Look, listen, and learn from WSU undergraduate students engaged in mentored research, scholarship, and creative activities. Freshmen through seniors in all disciplines compete for awards by sharing original contributions to their fields. The public is invited to attend.
Date to be announced
Three-Minute Thesis
In this research communication competition, doctoral students have 3 minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis and its significance. Developed by the University of Queensland in Australia, Three-Minute Thesis (3MT®) challenges students to consolidate their ideas and research discoveries so they can present them concisely to a non-specialist audience.