Jodi Wagner WWU vice president for university relations and advancement By Jodi Wagner WWU Provides Innovative Resource for Pre-Health Students WWU has long been preparing students for acceptance into and excellence in post-graduate health programs. Now Center for Health Professions serves as a dedicated resource for future doctors, nurses, physical therapists, dentists and others. Read more WWU Students Practice Public Evangelism For 33 years, a giant yellow and white striped tent pitched on the lawn at WWU has served as a center for testimonies, gospel preaching and evangelism. How else are students learning and practicing a wholistic approach to evangelism? Read more WWU Invests Eternally in Adventist Teachers How does WWU support Christ-minded teachers and the crucial mission of Adventist education? It does so through unique scholarship initiatives, innovative programs and collaborative services for both pre-service teachers and experienced educators. Read more McVay Announces Plans to Retire Upon his retirement, John McVay will have been the longest serving president of Walla Walla University after 18 years of service. Read more Immersion Training Develops Future Pastors You may notice new faces on your church’s ministerial team, thanks to two programs providing theology students at Walla Walla University with immersion ministry experiences and mentoring from seasoned pastors. Read more Iwasa Becomes WWU Dean of Students David Iwasa has joined the Walla Walla University student life team as the new assistant vice president for student life and dean of students. In this position, Iwasa will serve as advisor for the Associated Students of Walla Walla University, lea... Read more Diversity: Our Commitment in Action Walla Walla University (WWU) is on an important journey, one that brings focus to our mission statement, which affirms that “every person is created in the image of God as a being of inestimable value and worth.” Read more 'I Felt Valued' Program Empowers Freshmen to Succeed "It was my freshman year at Walla Walla University, and I was scared out of my mind." Read more
WWU Provides Innovative Resource for Pre-Health Students WWU has long been preparing students for acceptance into and excellence in post-graduate health programs. Now Center for Health Professions serves as a dedicated resource for future doctors, nurses, physical therapists, dentists and others. Read more
WWU Students Practice Public Evangelism For 33 years, a giant yellow and white striped tent pitched on the lawn at WWU has served as a center for testimonies, gospel preaching and evangelism. How else are students learning and practicing a wholistic approach to evangelism? Read more
WWU Invests Eternally in Adventist Teachers How does WWU support Christ-minded teachers and the crucial mission of Adventist education? It does so through unique scholarship initiatives, innovative programs and collaborative services for both pre-service teachers and experienced educators. Read more
McVay Announces Plans to Retire Upon his retirement, John McVay will have been the longest serving president of Walla Walla University after 18 years of service. Read more
Immersion Training Develops Future Pastors You may notice new faces on your church’s ministerial team, thanks to two programs providing theology students at Walla Walla University with immersion ministry experiences and mentoring from seasoned pastors. Read more
Iwasa Becomes WWU Dean of Students David Iwasa has joined the Walla Walla University student life team as the new assistant vice president for student life and dean of students. In this position, Iwasa will serve as advisor for the Associated Students of Walla Walla University, lea... Read more
Diversity: Our Commitment in Action Walla Walla University (WWU) is on an important journey, one that brings focus to our mission statement, which affirms that “every person is created in the image of God as a being of inestimable value and worth.” Read more
'I Felt Valued' Program Empowers Freshmen to Succeed "It was my freshman year at Walla Walla University, and I was scared out of my mind." Read more
