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New Clothing Closet Will Help Future Teachers Get Off to Good Start

Amerigroup Creates Endowed Scholarship to Support Rural Health

In conjunction with the Office of Community Engagement (OCE) and the Master of Social Work Student Association (MSWSA), The College of Professional Programs (CPP) co-sponsored a Community Engagement Resource Fair and on-site service activity this October for students to stop by and learn more about getting involved in community service projects. The resource fair was…

Jessica Kong, a Lecturer in Professional Accounting, served as the Honorary Coach for the EWU Men’s Basketball team during their home game vs. UC Davis, Saturday, December 17.  Assistant Coach Mark Darnall writes, “We host an “Honorary Coach” during our home games throughout the season with different faculty and staff across campus. Our “Honorary Coach”…

Eastern Students Attend and Present at Literacy Conference

Longtime Teacher Continues Legacy of Making a Difference

  Success after Graduation: CPP Degrees in the Real World

We are proud to announce that in addition to EWU being named a 22′-23′ College of Distinction (CoD), handpicked from top schools that “are well equipped to provide a personalized education catered to students’ interests.”, our Business and Education programs also received specialized recognition! Colleges of Distinction is a college guidance resource used by prospective…

by Mya Brossoit The College of Professional Programs is proud to recognize EWU School of Psychology, Alumnus, Leo DeBroeck, LMHC, CMHC. Leo DeBroeck graduated from EWU in 2016 with a Master of Science in Clinical Psychology degree and a Certificate in Suicide Assessment, Treatment, and Management. Leo is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and…

Dr. Philip Watkins, Professor of Psychology, has been interviewed recently by both Time Magazine AND The Washington Post for articles in which he talks about fostering joy. Dr. Watkins researches joy, gratitude, and happiness at EWU. Time Magazine article, “How to Find Small Moments of Joy in Dark Times” (Nov. 17, 2022) The Washington Post…