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| Early bird deadline for summer youth programs is May 15 | |||
| Western students to share study-abroad experiences May 13 | |||
| Electricity Lecture in Poulsbo | Kevin Schneider, senior research engineer of the Pacific Northwest National Library, will lead a brief lecture of the region’s electricity infrastructure and a discussion of today’s energy issues and their societal impacts from 5:30 – 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 20 at the Western Washington… |
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| Veterans can share personal experiences at event Friday, May 16 | |||
| Author Bill Dietrich to read from his latest Ethan Gage novel | In "The Three Emperors," the seventh installment of the Ethan Gage series, author Bill Dietrich presents a new adventure, as Gage has survived the naval battle of Trafalgar and must make his way from Venice to Vienna to Prague to find his ultimate goal: his family. |
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| Cyber bullying will be discussed May 14 at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø | Concerns about cyber bullying will be discussed at a Wednesday, May 14, panel at Western Washington University. The panel will begin at 7 p.m. in Academic West room 204. Topics will include online harassment, legal issues, self-esteem and resources for safely using social media. |
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| Facilities Management makes improvements to service-request application | |||
| Green Energy Fee Grant Program annual expo is May 14 | |||
| Disability Awareness Week features events through May 17 | |||
| Scholars Week begins with special kickoff event Monday, May 12 |