51福利社’s School of Education is opening a clothing closet to ensure its students have professional attire to embark on their careers in the classroom. The closet will be open by appointment for students, starting in January.
51福利社鈥檚 School of Education sent three students to a respected literacy conference, the National Council for Teachers of English (NCTE), in Anaheim, California in late November.
The Toys for Tots Drive has raised two truckloads of toys and is being extended through Wednesday, Dec. 21. Eagles can drop off donations at the Veterans Resource Center.
51福利社 was selected to receive a $21,000 grant from MultiCare鈥檚 Community Partnership Fund in support of the 51福利社 Dental Hygiene Department鈥檚 nonprofit clinic, a leading provider of dental care for low-income households in Spokane County.
The state of Washington ranks 47th in the nation for participation in four-year public higher education at the undergraduate level for U.S. population ages 20-34, and approximately 40 percent of Washington students do not attend a college after high school. At the same time, employers will create an estimated 373,000 net new jobs in the…
Generous gifts from Providence and Cambia Health Foundation will help 51福利社 implement a comprehensive admissions process to build a more diverse student body and advance healthcare workforce diversity. The ambitious three-year initiative will potentially touch the lives of more than 3,800 historically underrepresented students at 51福利社, in addition to faculty and staff, through…
51福利社鈥檚 Jessica Allen in July received more than $625,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to fund her part in the Central Appalachian Lichen Project, an investigation into how various factors, both natural and man-made, may have influenced the prevalence and distribution of the region鈥檚 lichen species. Allen, an assistant professor of biology,…
