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Sociologist Don Dillman fundamentally changed surveys over the last 50 years, from statewide issues to the U.S. Census.
A voice and a vote for students
Pharmacy student, experienced leader, and dedicated volunteer Johanna Pantig named WSU Student Regent for the 2019-20 academic year.
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Veteran, Murrow College student, and father of three Adam Householder finds his place at WSU Everett.
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WSU Meyer's Point environmental research station on Puget Sound lends insight into local ecology, history, archaeology, and shellfish farming.
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WSU student Katie Doonan connects her interests in sustainable and organic agriculture with health and medicine.
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WSU to lead national center to address failing transportation infrastructure
- New spring wheatRyan, WSU’s elite new wheat for the noodle market, is a big hitThe wheat is winning over Northwest farmers and grain buyers across the Pacific, thanks to its surprising ability to create an outstanding fresh noodle.
- Solving real-world problemsWSU Everett team gets Energy Department invite to national competitionThe interdisciplinary team of students is one of 12 collegiate teams selected to participate in the 2020 Collegiate Wind Competition.
- New academic leadershipWSU president appoints Dr. Bryan Slinker to serve as interim provostStarting immediately, Dr. Slinker will oversee academic programs, lead academic administrative operations, and manage enrollment.
- Serving the underservedResearchers studying Alzheimer’s and dementia factors among Native populationsWSU Health Sciences researchers will use a new $9.6 million federal grant to carry out the study of American Indian and Alaska Native people living in urban areas.
- Helping preservice teachersEducation doctoral student wins $15,000 sisterhood scholarshipRoxanne Moore, who is earning her Ph.D. in math and science education, has been dedicating her efforts to helping WSU preservice teachers become better math teachers.
- Leading researchWSU researchers grow citrus disease bacteria in the labBeing able to grow the elusive and poorly understood bacterium will make it easier for researchers to find treatments for the destructive disease.
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