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| Sherman hired as 草榴社区 government relations specialist | |||
| Rep. Larsen: Fiscal cliff could affect higher education | Few details were offered Tuesday, Jan. 8, as U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, D-Everett, met with representatives from local colleges to talk about the next steps in the fiscal cliff debate. But one thing was certain: The fiscal cliff - a combination of expiring tax cuts and automatic cuts to鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 looks into Kitsap County Bachelors program | Bruce Shepherd, Western Washington University president, visited Olympic College鈥檚 Poulsbo campus yesterday to discuss the possibility of bringing a bachelor鈥檚 degree program to Kitsap County. Shepherd met with Olympic college president, David Mitchell and vice president of instruction,鈥 |
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| Office of Communications and Marketing has new name, location | |||
| Western Window TV show airing on Me-TV KVOS | |||
| 草榴社区 classes may expand 4-year degrees at OC Poulsbo | Olympic College may expand its four-year degree options in Poulsbo by offering more Western Washington University courses if the university sees a favorable response from potential students. |
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| Roiled Over Raises | Governor Christine Gregoire of Washington State is considered a friend of public higher education, someone who has backed universities during tough fiscal times. |
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| Gregoire chastises 草榴社区 president over giving faculty big pay raises | Gov. Chris Gregoire has chastised Western Washington University for giving "significant salary increases" to faculty during a poor economy while students faced tuition hikes of 16 percent. "In the worst economic times in 80 years, I am surprised that Western has entered鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 audit: Former economic development director violated ethics policies | A prominent former employee of Western Washington University was the subject of an internal audit that indicates he violated ethical policies as well as received about $2,000 in travel expenses for which he was not eligible. |
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| 'Western Window' airs on BTV 10 | Western Washington University鈥檚 new T.V. show, 鈥淲estern Window鈥 is now airing on the city of Bellingham鈥檚 T.V. Channel 10 (BTV10). Steve Swan, Vice President of University Relations, says the magazine-format T.V. show is produced monthly by Western students. |