Tag: CAHSS

EWU English professor Paul Lindholdt helps students strengthen their academic records by crafting entries for the Spokane Historical website.

A variety of performances are scheduled through Dec. 1.

Kebede’s work to spark meaningful discussions about immigration and refugees, while also establishing an EWU migration research and outreach program.

If you have pieces of personal or community history to contribute to this important project, please bring them for scanning.

In a new study, an EWU-lead research team touts the potential of “data-to-music” algorithms.

The student musicians also accepted a gift from the Spokane Indians in support of mariachi student scholarships.

EWU is proud to announce that recent Honors Program graduate McKenzie (Elizabeth) Dyess has been awarded a prestigious fellowship by the nation’s most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines.

The funding will enhance learning and create opportunities for students.

The two students, both majoring in gender, women’s, and sexuality studies at EWU, were among a select group from throughout the U.S. who were chosen to participate.

Hill, an associate professor of urban and regional planning, was recognized for doing outstanding work that makes a difference for students and tribal communities.