About APAC

Who is APAC?  

The Administrative Professional Advisory Council is made up of 16 members, who are all APs themselves.

Council members represent a variety of areas including academic and managerial departments as well as WSU campuses in Spokane, Tri-Cities, Vancouver and Extension offices statewide.  Council members are appointed in the spring and serve a three-year term beginning in July.  View the current council members.

Mission Statement

The AP Advisory Council was formed to discuss employment issues, communication among AP employees throughout the university system, and institutional issues. 

Stated goals of the council include:

• Provide a mechanism for broad participation in matters of interest to AP personnel
• Represent the wide variety of AP personnel
• Establish and maintain communication with the administration

By Laws

Read the By-Laws that govern the APAC Committee.

History of APAC

The Administrative Professional Advisory Council was established in 1998.

The goal of APAC is to serve as a consultative body to central administration and establish a mechanism for APs to have a voice in university matters.

The mission of the council is to discuss employment issues and promote communication among AP members.

Interested in APAC?

Find current issues and upcoming meetings on the Current Agenda Page.  You can also sign up for the APAC Email list.  This email list will keep you posted on activities of the committee.