What is APAC?

 

APAC (Administrative Professional Advisory Council) at Washington State University provides institutional-level advocacy in support of administrative professional (AP) staff.

We do this by:

• Meeting regularly with WSU senior administration, including the president and provost, the WSU Board of Regents, and various University committees and councils.
• Communicating with APs at all WSU locations about matters of interest, and in turn soliciting feedback, comments, and suggestions from APs. We want to hear your voice!
• Fostering the idea that APAC can assist AP employees in transforming their work life at WSU.
• Bringing relevant and effective professional development to AP staff through guest speakers, seminars, scholarships, events, workshops and grants.
• Recognizing outstanding AP achievements with contribution awards.

APAC is made up of 18 AP members. Council members represent a variety of areas including academic and managerial departments as well as WSU locations in Everett, Spokane, Tri-Cities, Vancouver, and Extension offices statewide.  Council members are appointed in the spring and serve a three-year term beginning in July.

Join us at our APAC meetings

News from APAC

The tenth annual AP Contribution Award Winners in 2017 were Kristina Peterson-Wilson in Pullman and Becki Meehan in Spokane. Congratulations to our award winners!

APAC UPDATE – Monthly e-newsletter from APAC