Commons Collaboration Center Open House

Pullman Campus – Commons Hall
September 12 – 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies welcomes all WSU students to the Commons Collaboration Center Open House.

This work space offers students working on entrepreneurial projects a place to meet and collaborate, as well as videoconferencing capabilities, print services, and a variety of professional and entrepreneurial resources. 

This event will be a networking reception with refreshments. Representatives from WSU departments and the local business community will be in attendance to share the unique opportunities their organizations offer. Student entrepreneurial teams will also be there to talk about their projects and recruit talented students to join their teams.

Finally, all student attendees will receive a scavenger hunt that will take them to various innovation “hot spots” around WSU. Students who complete the hunt get a prize!

Allison Sellers, Student Venture Manager, Center for Entrepreneurial Studies allison.sellers@wsu.edu, 509-335-7876

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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