Call for Nominations-Association for Faculty Women Announces Graduate Student Awards

The Association for Faculty Women (AFW) announces a call for nominations for outstanding graduate student awards.  The awards recognize the academic achievements and professional potential of WSU’s graduate students completing their degrees in summer 2013, fall 2013, or spring 2014.  The Harriett B. Rigas Award is presented to an outstanding doctoral student, and the AFW Founders Award is presented to an outstanding masters student.  Both full and part-time students are eligible.  Professional and non-thesis masters degree students are not eligible for these awards.  The deadline for receipt of all nomination and application materials is February 20, 2014.  Awardees will be notified in March and will receive their awards at a special recognition ceremony in early April.

See the AFW awards page for more information on the nomination and application process.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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