October 5, 2005
Art by WSU Alum on Display at WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing
Spokane, Wash.: Several works of art by local art gallery owner and Washington State University alumnus Conrad G. Bagley (General Studies, ’82) are on display in the main floor atrium hallway at the WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing Spokane campus.
Bagley hopes these particular works will inspire hope and peace. “These works are representations of man’s interaction with his world and the different dilemmas that are faced in our world and among ourselves,” said Bagley.
The works in oil, acrylic, steel and glass will remain on display until November 18. Bagley is the proprietor of A Cats Eye Gallery, located at 225 W. Indiana in Spokane. The gallery specializes in art by local artists.
The WSU ICN displays artwork year around from artists affiliated with WSU or one of the consortium institutions listed below. The Magnuson Nursing Building is open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and is located at 2917 W. Fort George Wright Dr. Bagley’s exhibit, free and open to the public, may be viewed anytime during regular building hours.
Established in 1968, the WSU Intercollegiate College of
Nursing is fully-accredited by the commission on
Collegiate Nursing Education. The college is the nation's
oldest and most comprehensive nursing education
consortium and is the largest college of nursing in the
Northwest.
Celebrating 37 years of world-class nursing education,
the college offers baccalaureate, graduate and
professional development course work to nursing students
enrolled through its four consortium partners: Eastern
Washington University, Gonzaga University, WSU and
Whitworth College. Each year the college educates more
than 800 graduate and upper-division undergraduate
students and prepares more entry-level nurses than any
other Washington state educational institution. For more
information about the College of Nursing, visit its Web
site at nursing.wsu.edu.