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CPP Student Spotlight: Anne Clase

CPP Student Spotlight: Anne Clase

by Mya Brossoit The College of Professional Programs is excited to recognize Anne Clase for October’s Student Spotlight.  Originally from North Dallas, Texas, Anne decided to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Children’s Studies with a concentration in Child Life and Health. Along with her Bachelor’s Degree, she plans to receive a minor in Disability Studies

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2023 CPP Excellence Award Winners Announced

November 8, 2023

2023 CPP Excellence Award Winners Announced

The College of Professional Programs recognized Excellence Award winners and nominees at the fall retreat on Friday November 3rd. With 9 award categories covering faculty, staff, community partners, and alumni, 19 nominations were received! Thank you to all who submitted nominations, and congratulations to our nominees and award recipients! 2023 CPP Excellence Award Recipients Alumni

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Beta Alpha Psi Chapter Earns Distinguished Status

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Congratulations to EWU’s Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Alpha Psi for earning Distinguished status for the 2022-2023 academic year! Beta Alpha Psi is an honor organization for financial information students and professionals. To join the Delta Sigma chapter, students can look at the membership information here: https://www.ewu.edu/…/student…/beta-alpha-psi/

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Faculty Recognized for Service in Research and Teaching

Image of faculty members Rajeev Dwivedi and Jessica Kong, recipients of awards for Research, and Teaching, respectively, in the Schools of Business and Professional Accounting

Congratulations to the 2023 winners of the annually awarded faculty Excellence in Research and Excellence in Teaching awards in the Schools of Business and Professional Accounting. Dr. Rajeev Dwivedi, Visiting Associate Professor of Information Systems and Business Analytics, in the School of Business, received the Excellence in Research Award Jessica Kong, MPAcc, CPA, Lecturer in

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MSW Alum Named Young Professional by Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business

Cara Hernandez, 2012 Graduate of the Master of Social Work program.

Congratulations to Cara Hernandez ’12, graduate of the Master of Social Work (MSW) program, for being recognized as a Young Professional 2023 by the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business. Cara is the Director of Meals on Wheels, serving Benton and Franklin Counties.  Cara also serves on the EWU Alumni Association Board of Directors.  To learn

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AACSB Accreditation Extended to Business Degree Programs

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See AACSB Press Release here: https://www.aacsb.edu/media-center/news/2023/06/confirming-global-quality-and-distinction-in-business-education      

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Faculty Advocate for Behavioral Health Support Specialist Bill in Olympia

Faculty Advocate for Behavioral Health Support Specialist Bill in Olympia

by Mya Brossoit The College of Professional Programs is excited to highlight Dr. Kevin Criswell for his impressive involvement in the passing of Senate Bill 5189. Dr. Kevin Criswell, a Bellevue-based Visiting Assistant Professor in the School of Psychology, recently worked alongside Dr. Kayleen Islam-Zwart in providing testimony on Capitol Hill in Olympia in support

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Spokane Trends’ Data Influences Community Action

Spokane Trends’ Data Influences Community Action

Spokane Trends’ Data Influences Community Action

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Nick Mehrnoosh, MS Psychology ’22 Presents at St Luke’s Stroke Community Day

Nick Mehrnoosh, MS Psychology ’22 Presents at St Luke’s Stroke Community Day

by Mya Brossoit Nicholas “Nick” Mehrnoosh, MS Psychology ‘22, an adjunct faculty member for the School of  Psychology, participated in a guest presentation for Stroke Community Day at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute on May 18th. His presentation was titled, “Cultivating Self-Compassion and Resilience Post-Stroke.”  Amanda Smith-Treadwell, Senior Speech Language Pathologist with St. Luke’s, writes

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