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Life Experiences Spark Passion for Teaching

Life Experiences Spark Passion for Teaching

By Robert Lowery • 4 months ago

Life Experiences Spark Passion for Teaching

By Robert Lowery
Sep 16, 2019

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Limited By Place, Not Desire

Limited By Place, Not Desire

By Rich Moreno • 4 months ago

“CWU was the start of it all. Being able to attend CWU...

Creating Seamless Career Transitions

Creating Seamless Career Transitions

By Katie Stephens • 4 months ago

A campus within a campus might be such a novel idea it’s...

Persistence Pays

Persistence Pays

By Robin Burck • 4 months ago

Zabrina Jenkins Never Lost Sight of Her Lifelong Goals

When One Size Doesn't Fit All

When One Size Doesn't Fit All

By Dawn Alford • 4 months ago

Former CWU Student-Athlete Continues Success off the Field

Former CWU Student-Athlete Continues Success off the Field

By Robin Burck • 4 months ago

As a CWU alumnus and former Wildcat football player, Chris Rohrbach knows...

University Center Advisory Boards: Local Insights Guide Priorities

University Center Advisory Boards: Local Insights Guide Priorities

By Robert Lowery • 4 months ago

The newly established advisory boards for CWU’s University Centers are already paying...

Myanmar Diary Entry#2

Myanmar Diary Entry#2
Ask Wellington: Is it true there’s a cave in Eastern Washington that is shaped like a prehistoric rhinoceros and was first investigated by a CWU professor in the 1930s?

Ask Wellington: Is it true there’s a cave in Eastern Washington that is shaped like a prehistoric rhinoceros and was first investigated by a CWU professor in the 1930s?
Myanmar Diary Entry#1

Myanmar Diary Entry#1
What's in a Name? Kamola Hall

What's in a Name? Kamola Hall

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What’s in a Name? Button Hall

What’s in a Name? Button Hall

Myanmar Diary Entry#2

Myanmar Diary Entry#2

Ask Wellington: Is it true there’s a cave in Eastern Washington that is shaped like a prehistoric rhinoceros and was first investigated by a CWU professor in the 1930s?

Ask Wellington: Is it true there’s a cave in Eastern Washington that is shaped like a prehistoric rhinoceros and was first investigated by a CWU professor in the 1930s?

Myanmar Diary Entry#1

Myanmar Diary Entry#1

What's in a Name? Kamola Hall

What's in a Name? Kamola Hall

Ask Wellington: Did a CWU archaeology professor lead a team that helped uncover the bones of a giant woolly mammoth near Selah, WA?

Ask Wellington: Did a CWU archaeology professor lead a team that helped uncover the bones of a giant woolly mammoth near Selah, WA?

Ask Wellington: Did a group of CWU students form a band in the 1960s and record a song based on a popular canned tuna TV ad slogan?

Ask Wellington: Did a group of CWU students form a band in the 1960s and record a song based on a popular canned tuna TV ad slogan?

Ask Wellington: Is it true that Central Washington University closed down for a few days sometime during World War II so students could pick apples in local orchards?

Ask Wellington: Is it true that Central Washington University closed down for a few days sometime during World War II so students could pick apples in local orchards?

What’s in a Name? Button Hall

Myanmar Diary Entry#2

Ask Wellington: Is it true there’s a cave in Eastern Washington that is shaped like a prehistoric rhinoceros and was first investigated by a CWU professor in the 1930s?

Myanmar Diary Entry#1

What's in a Name? Kamola Hall

Ask Wellington: Did a CWU archaeology professor lead a team that helped uncover the bones of a giant woolly mammoth near Selah, WA?

Ask Wellington: Did a group of CWU students form a band in the 1960s and record a song based on a popular canned tuna TV ad slogan?

Ask Wellington: Is it true that Central Washington University closed down for a few days sometime during World War II so students could pick apples in local orchards?

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