Native American High School students traveled to Washington State University on October 28-30 2016, to attend the EXCEL program that allows them to explore opportunities and resources available to them. » More …
In Pullman on the weekend of Oct. 28-30, 12 Native American high school students came from various locations to the WSU campus for the 2016 EXCEL conference. » More …
Native American high school students came together to the WSU campus for EXCEL 2016. After checking into their rooms and a few icebreakers, the students went to their first workshop in the Education Addition. » More …
On Friday October 28th, students from EXCEL learned about the Native American Programs that are available here at WSU. » More …
EXCEL participants had the chance to eat in cafeterias at WSU. They ate at Southside and Northside dining halls for the weekend simply because Autumn Jones, our coordinator, “didn’t feel like cookin’ nothin’,” she said while laughing. » More …
After the sports management workshop, the group went to the Native American Center, where the EXCEL students learned about scholarship opportunities and admission processes for college. » More …
Breaking News: EXCEL students go to the REC center and take advantage of their time getting active on the 28 October, 2016. Well it’s not breaking news but everyone seemed joyous playing basketball. » More …
On Saturday afternoon of Oct. 29 at the Business Management & Hospitality workshop, Chef Jamie Callison and assistant Megan Kelly taught the Native American high school students about food, diversity, and the benefits of hospitality. » More …
On Saturday afternoon after a day full of workshops, all of the EXCEL participants explored around the WSU campus on a scavenger hunt. The mission – looking for landmarks and taking pictures with them to document the hunt. » More …
Oct. 29 from 8 a.m. to noon, the group enjoyed the Biological-Chemistry lab, where they explored the greenhouses and conducted hands-on experiments in the labs of Clark Hall. » More …