WSU Everett, 207
425-405-1712
pep@wsu.edu
For scheduling please contact Cheryl Blackburn
Biography
Paul Pitre is Chancellor for Washington State University’s Everett campus. Dr. Pitre became Chancellor in September 2016, after serving as Academic Dean of the campus from 2011- 2016.
Dr. Pitre is an associate professor of Educational Leadership and Counseling Psychology at WSU. Prior to accepting a faculty position at WSU, he was a member of the Auburn University faculty. Pitre has worked in Public Affairs for the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce and as a Program Management Analyst at the U.S. Department of Education. He has also held several administrative posts in higher education.
His research interests center on P-20 education policy, leadership and governance in higher education, and college access and choice. Pitre received his doctorate in Education Policy and Leadership from the University of Maryland. He also received his master’s degree in Higher Education Administration from New York University and his bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies from Western Washington University.
Read Chancellor Pitre’s latest campus update in The Pitre Dish.
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WSU Everett
425-405-1600
anna.mcleod2@wsu.edu
LinkedIn
Twitter @anna_wsu
Biography
I have been in Higher Education for 7 years, starting my work as an Academic Advisor and moving into Student Affairs just over a year ago. At WSU Everett, I oversee Student Success and Involvement, which includes Career Services, Student CARE Network, International Students, Student Success Initiatives, Community Standards, and much more! My favorite part of working in higher education is the students!
I enjoy seeing them through their educational journey, graduate, and be successful in their chosen fields! I hold a Bachelor of Science in Developmental Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Children’s Studies from Eastern Washington University, and a Masters of Education, Adult and Higher Education from Western Washington University.
In my free time I enjoy spending time with my family and reading!
WSU Everett
425-386-8405
alexander.tadio@wsu.edu
LinkedIn
Biography
I have worked in higher education for nearly five years. Most recently, I managed and developed academic programs, recruitment & admissions strategies, program budgets, and student success for Western Washington University. I am excited to share my love for higher education with the WSU Everett Student Services Team!
For my education, I took a non-traditional student pathway. I started my journey at Everett Community College, where I obtained my DTA, then continued my education at Western Washington University – Everett earning my Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science. I completed a year of my pre-requite course work at WSU – Pullman. I am passionate about student success, and I strive to carry that in my work.
In my free time, I love to hike and camp.
WSU Everett, 210
425-405-1712
cheryl.blackburn@wsu.edu
LinkedIn
Biography
Over 26 years as a senior executive assistant in higher education and former network administrator for the City of Mill Creek.
WSU Everett, 202
425-405-1776
corrie.wilder@wsu.edu
LinkedIn
Twitter @corriewilder
Biography
Corrie is a well-known face at WSU, having begun her tenure at the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, first as an adjunct instructor then as a Scholarly Assistant Professor and Marketing Director for the college. In addition to her leadership role at WSU Everett, Corrie will teach for Murrow College, including a senior capstone focusing on community engagement and experiential learning. An award-winning Creative Director, Corrie has over 25 years of experience in all forms of print and digital marketing and creative for brands in consumer goods, legal, sports and entertainment. A former Art Director at Sports Illustrated, Golf Magazine, and Food Network, she studied graphic design at the renowned Parsons School of Design in New York. She is currently pursuing her doctorate in Education Leadership at WSU Everett.
Education
Research Interests
Publications
Wilder, C. A. (2020). Implementation of Active Learning Techniques in an Undergraduate Public Relations Course: Comparing Individual Social Networks and Brand Communities. Public Relations Education, 6(1), 99–112.
WSU Everett
425-405-1592
marshall.fryberger@wsu.edu
WSU Everett, 206
425-405-1718
erin.armstrong@wsu.edu
Biography
Erin Armstrong serves as the Finance Director for WSU Everett. With over 20 years of experience in the accounting field, she is responsible for managing the financial data, business administration, and personnel functions for the Everett campus. She has been with WSU since 2009 in various fiscal support functions and provides management and leadership of day-to-day services including accounts receivable and payable, purchasing, budgeting, personnel, payroll, travel, property inventory, record keeping, auditing, analysis, and contract management.
WSU Everett
425-405-1575
hayley.statema@wsu.edu
Hayley has been fundraising in support of education for several years now and is excited to bring her passion for WSU Everett to the forefront as the Director of Development. She graduated from WSU Everett with a degree in Integrated Strategic Communications, and a minor in Hospitality Business Management, really focusing on how communications and events intersect to create a great experience for everyone involved.
Since graduating, she has worked at local and national nonprofits using storytelling and genuine relationship-building to grow both donor and volunteer constituent relationships. Hayley has served as the President of the WSU Snohomish County Alumni Association chapter for the past three years. Additionally, she volunteers with the Downtown Everett Association on the promotions committee and is the chair of the networking group Engage Everett.
When not working or volunteering, Hayley spends her time enjoying food and beverage across the PNW. Or most recently, at home playing Hogwarts Legacy.