Online course in Eastern WA builds skills for remote work in post-pandemic economy
Rural residents in Eastern Washington can gain skills to compete for remote work in the post-pandemic economy.
Rural residents in Eastern Washington can gain skills to compete for remote work in the post-pandemic economy.
Helping improve policing, WSU researchers analyzed five years of traffic stops by Washington State Patrol.
New course equips rural residents with skills for post-pandemic economy
Waves roll on the central Oregon coast during a storm. Project leaders at the William D. Ruckleshaus Center will help Pacific Northwest coastal communities share knowledge to survive tsunamis, rising sea levels, floods, and other…
Mike Gaffney, Extension Assistant Director, smilles with Oregon State Sen. Bill Hansell during a Council of State Governments West Legislative Council on River Governance visit to Eggert Farm. WSU Extension hosted the Council of State…
Monica Babine, who worked more than 20 years to connect citizens and policymakers and make rural broadband a reality, retires today. Throughout her career, Babine, senior associate and leader of WSU’s Program for Digital Initiatives, spent years demonstrating the value of broadband internet and importance of digital access for all communities in Washington. Then came […]
Latest guides support Northwest farmers, food producers, and home cooks.
If you live in Washington and have been in contact with a member of the Washington State Patrol (WSP) in the last two years, you might be invited to participate in a survey designed to better understand interactions between state troopers and the public. Washington State University’s Division of Governmental Studies and Services (DGSS) is […]
Online course to provide unemployed, underemployed workers with skills for success.
21 faculty members advance careers in research, outreach, and education in 2021.