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E-Commerce Event

On Aug. 28, 2018, the Center for Entrepreneurship hosted Grow Your Sales With E-Commerce, featuring speakers from Amazon and the Washington Small Business Development Center. The free event was sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and Amazon, and provided small business owners and entrepreneurs with an opportunity to hear from experts and local small business owners…
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Isase-Maics 2018 Conference
The Information Systems and Business Analytics Department hosted a successful international conference May 31 – June 1, 2018, on EWU Spokane campus. The ISASE-MAICS 2018 (The 4th International Symposium on Active Science and Engineering, and the 29th Modern Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science Conference) attracted more than 70 participants from the U.S., Canda, Japan, India,…
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CSS Associate Dean Announcement
December 4, 2018

It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that we announce that Vernon Loke, PhD has agreed to serve as Associate Dean for the College of Social Sciences. He will begin in this position December 16, 2018. Loke joined Eastern Washington University in 2009 after finishing his PhD in Social Work from the George Warren Brown School of…
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Jeffers W. Chertok Memorial Endowed Professorship Announcement
November 30, 2018
The College of Social Sciences is pleased to announce that Kevin Decker, PhD has been selected for the Jeffers W. Chertok Memorial Endowed Professorship. This prestigious professorship was created to honor the life of Jeffers W. Chertok, PhD who worked at EWU for more than 34 years and left a legacy of scholarship, generosity, and genuine care at…
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Teddy Bear Medicine: Project Aims to Ease Kids’ Fear of Medical Equipment
November 21, 2018

One girl used a stethoscope to check the lungs of a teddy bear set up at an exam table. The furry friend was among other kid-friendly test subjects at a Hands on Health workshop held Saturday in Spokane. AnnaLia Lupinacci, 8, performed that teddy checkup, later confirmed by her sister Giulia, 3. Both were among…
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Spread the Joy on Giving Joy Day
November 1, 2018

In celebration of Giving Joy Day, and with the hope that you will participate, the College of Social Sciences will host a “Giving Station.” We invite you to stop by, say hello and have some coffee, punch and yummy treats. While you are here, you will be able to quickly and easily give a gift…
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Salute to Allene Osborn, EWU MSW Student
October 21, 2018

Allene Osborn doesn’t want to make the story about her. “I have been incredibly blessed to have family and friends who have supported me along the way and I would never be able to do all the things I do without my children and husband sacrificing their time for me as well,” she says about…
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ELLO: Community Engagement in Action!
October 20, 2018

ELLO (Everyday Language and Literacy Opportunities) is a research-based public engagement campaign that enhances community spaces through the use of thematically-tailored, colorful displays to promote positive, language-rich conversations between young children and caregivers throughout everyday routines. What do you spy with your eagle eye? ELLO is so excited about our partnership with Spokane Transit Authority…
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Lu Brown
October 16, 2018

As you might have already heard, the School of Social Work lost a most important member of our social work team when Lu Brown passed away on Thursday of last week. Lu served the social work profession, our communities, and the EWU School of Social Work for over two decades as a Senior Lecturer and…
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Dean’s Excellence Award in Service
June 22, 2016

The Dean’s Excellence Award in Service to the college is awarded to a faculty or staff member who has gone above and beyond the call in service to the College of Social Sciences in the past year. The individual who receives this award works incredibly hard for the good of the college, their department and…
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