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The Children's Home Society of Washington serves Walla Walla County in several capacities. At the juvenile justice center, the Children's Home Society offers counseling and intervention services to youth.

Juvenile justice internship

07/05/2018

Recent social work graduate works with at-risk youth, gears up for a career of service

Representatives from the Billings clinic like Pamela Bing Perry (third from left) play important roles in the Voices of Incarceration Project.

Billings social work campus

07/02/2018

WWU student therapists receive community awards for serving children and families

Andrew Fisher broke the record in April for the most digits of pi recited from memory.

3.14

06/26/2018

2018 graduate breaks record at WWU Randy Yaw Pi Contest

WWU students now have the opportunity to further improve their filmmaking skills while learning from professionals in Hollywood, the center of the film industry.

Study in Hollywood

06/25/2018

WWU film students can satisfy degree electives with a semester at LA Film Study Center

Sebastien, who co-directs CEED, brings years of teaching experience and expertise to the program.

Advancing systemic equity grant

06/13/2018

School of Education and Psychology receives state grant to further its mission with CEED

Rosario Beach offered scenic views during the ASPA conference in Anacortes, Washington.

‘When Oceans Rise’

06/05/2018

WWU hosts student personnel convention at Rosario Beach

In 2017, Ruth Martinez received a bachelor of social work degree from Walla Walla University. She will complete her master of social work degree this year.

High school counseling practicum

06/05/2018

MSW student fosters individuality, growth at local alternative school

Mihail Motzev, professor of business, has a master's degree from the Higher Institute of Economics in Bulgaria and a doctorate from the University of National and World Economics in Bulgaria.

Innovative teaching methods

06/01/2018

Business professor presents research on business simulation and experiential learning at national conference

Alex Bryant, NAD executive secretary; Dan Jackson, NAD president; and Tom Evans, NAD treasurer, met with WWU students and a small number of campus visitors to answer pressing questions on NAD policy.

Time to talk

05/30/2018

Leaders from the NAD visit campus to engage with WWU students

April Riseley (seated front right) enjoyed her trip down the White Salmon River, especially relishing the many waves that washed over the raft.

Whitewater rafting

05/30/2018

ASWWU Outdoors brings students together for rafting on the White Salmon River

Last update on July 9, 2018

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