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BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN

Brooklynn is a junior majoring in broadcast news and minoring in sports communication. She is from Yelm, Washington.

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The College of Education Senate seat is the last vacant position in the ASWSU Senate.

ASWSU confirms two senators

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
October 7, 2020
ASWSU Senate committees have been sending COVID-19 information out in different ways, like with the “Why I Wear a Mask” campaign.

ASWSU social media campaigns push for COVID-19 resources

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 30, 2020
David Makin, WSU department of criminal justice and criminology professor, explored a brief timeline of policing in America and how reform should look during his Tuesday night lecture, “From Talk to Action: What Does it Mean to Reform the Police?"

Policing needs to be reformed, criminology professor says

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 29, 2020
Private prisons are run by corporations that profit through stipends they receive from the government. The stipends are based on the size of the prison or the number of prisoners.

Private prisons can cause longer prison sentences, study says

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 27, 2020
ASWSU President Curtis Cohen said the executive team wants to provide resources for students so they know what to do if they contract COVID-19.

ASWSU plans to increase voter registration

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 23, 2020
To qualify for deferral, employees must make less than $4,000 every two weeks.

WSU will not defer employees’ social security tax

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 17, 2020
The ASWSU communications team has been working on the “Why I Wear a Mask” campaign to inform students about COVID-19.

ASWSU Senate appoints communications senator

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 16, 2020
National Guard testing site relocated to a ride-share parking lot located by the Chief Joseph Village apartments and the Valley Road Playfields.

National Guard administers 135 COVID-19 tests in two days

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 9, 2020
Amanpreet Chhokar, senior finance and marketing double major, was confirmed as the senate’s administrative assistant during Wednesday’s meeting.

Senate confirms administrative assistant

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 9, 2020
Students must have their Cougar Card when they get tested as proof of identification.

WSU testing locations offer testing free to all students

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 8, 2020
SEL bought 150 acres for long-term growth, said Joey Nestegard, SEL chief business and financial officer.

SEL buys property near Moscow to eventually expand company

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 3, 2020
The number of positive COVID-19 cases has risen by over 400 since the first day of school, which is less than two weeks ago.

Representatives of Washington National Guard arrive in Pullman

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 2, 2020
Clara Ehinger and Sophia Daigle were sworn in as freshmen delegates and Tania Hernandez as senator. Senator Jocelyn Granados announced she was stepping down as senator.

ASWSU Senators meet with WSU Transportation Services officials

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 2, 2020
National Guard to come, test students

National Guard to come, test students

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
September 1, 2020
Senator Oluwanifemi Shola-Dare said she wants to see Jenna Fitzgerald, director of diversity inclusion and veterans affairs, create a plan that will encourage diversity.

ASWSU confirms new senator, director

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
August 26, 2020
WSU trained seven contact tracers to assist the Whitman County Health Department.

Contact tracers work to minimize potential virus spread

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
August 25, 2020
Rebecca Van de Vord, WSU Global Campus vice chancellor of academic affairs, said she is a WSU alumna and has been with the university for 20 years.

WSU Global Campus appoints two alumnae as first vice chancellors

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
August 24, 2020
Jeff Elbracht, director of University Recreation facilities, said the staff have not changed their operational plans and administrators will make decisions daily.

Facilities address plans after break

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 12, 2020
City declared state of emergency by mayor

City declared state of emergency by mayor

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 12, 2020
African Diaspora Association representatives requested funding for their Afrogala event. ADA is denied because they would have made a profit. The issue is tabled for the next meeting.

ASWSU unsure on plans after break

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 11, 2020
Associated Press Sports Reporter Janie McCauley speaks to former Golden State Warriors small forward Kevin Durant. Durant now plays for the Brooklyn Nets.

Alum inducted into Hall of Achievement

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 10, 2020
Members of Team Zephyr pose for a photo during the Hollomon Health Innovation Challenge last week. While the team did not place, they said they are looking forward to other competitions they qualified for.

Team Zephyr competes in health innovation

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 10, 2020
Author gives presentation on choice, perspective and self-acceptance

Author gives presentation on choice, perspective and self-acceptance

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 6, 2020
Administrative Assistant Albert James said he has been diminished for his position and attacked for his appearance by the senators.

ASWSU keeps Martian in office

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 5, 2020
Robert Clarke, associate director of Student Success Initiatives and Communication for Student Financial Services, says the program is meant to help students with complex financial problems.

Program offers students financial resources

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
March 4, 2020
ASWSU Senator Connor Simmons, claims that during Pro Tempore Martian's time at ASWSU, he has received numerous personal attacks and emphasizes that her role should be an institutional steward for the senators, as part of a Judicial Board ruling, during the ASWSU meeting on Wednesday eveninG, at the CUB.

“An unhealthy and toxic work environment”

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN and JAKOB THORINGTON
February 27, 2020
Jan Hazelton, WSU School of Hospitality Business Management (SHBM) alum, will be speaking at the annual Bellhop dinner on Feb. 28. She will receive a plaque recognizing her achievements.

Alum inducted into hall of fame

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
February 25, 2020
The strategic plan, if approved, will act as a rulebook for making institutional decisions. It offers insight into WSU’s core ideology and will be reviewed annually for needed changes.

Feedback wanted for 5-year plan

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
February 25, 2020
Farrin Johnson, junior communications major, is elected as the new Director for ASWSU’s communications team on Wednesday evening at the CUB.

ASWSU asked to confirm department

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
February 20, 2020
Unusual floral aromas are found in red wines when the grapes used to make the wine have been exposed to cold snaps in the early fall. This causes frozen leaves to stick to grape clusters which often end up harvested and bottled.

Frozen leaves cause unusual taste in red wine

BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN
February 20, 2020
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