Category: Social Impact
EWU Receives $2.2 Million For Clean Energy Projects
September 13, 2024
The state funding supports EWU’s pioneering sustainability work and applied-learning opportunities that prepare students to tackle climate change as working professionals.
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Coordinated Care Creates Scholarship to Honor Jeff Thomas
August 13, 2024
The scholarship continues the inspiring legacy of the EWU alumnus, who served as CEO of Frontier Behavioral Health.
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EWU Shows Its Pride
June 7, 2024 by Melodie Little
Eastern supported the Spokane Pride Parade and Festival by walking in the parade and hosting a booth.
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Students Present Research at Annual Conference
May 29, 2024
Three psychology undergraduates presented research findings at the 2024 Rocky Mountain Psychological Association’s annual conference.
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EWU’s Annual Powwow Brings Traditions to Life
May 28, 2024
The campus community is welcome to enjoy the beauty of this powerful traditional gathering, to be held on June 1.
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EWU Students Help Seniors Get Fit
May 22, 2024
Exercise science students are helping elderly community members stay healthy and active.
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EWU Speech and Language Clinic Pays it Forward
May 15, 2024
A major change in billing practices will help even more patients benefit from the potentially life-changing therapies offered at the clinic.
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Gala Honors Student Leaders
May 9, 2024
An anonymous supporter helped make the evening extra special for student leaders who volunteer their time to create an inclusive campus and community.
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Occupational Therapy Graduates are Ready to Serve
May 3, 2024
The nearly graduated occupational therapists prepared for their careers by serving children in Joya Child and Family Development’s top-notch pediatric clinic.
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Experiential Capstone is Helping Schoolchildren Succeed
April 1, 2024
EWU’s soon-to-graduate teachers participated in a capstone that helped children attending high-need elementary schools become better readers.
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