RA and $10K Grant

The Office of Research and the Graduate School are pleased to announce the 5th annual RA and $10K Seed Grant Competition to provide faculty with the opportunity to explore a new line of research or pursue an established research question through a new inter- or multi-disciplinary approach or partnership. This program will support the pursuit of research ideas and projects that lead to extramural funding or achievements in scholarly or creative practice as recognized by your field.

Awardees will receive $10,000 and funding for a graduate research assistantship for one semester starting Spring 2024.

The award will be made through a competitive proposal process, which will consist of a written application followed by a short public presentation during WSU Research Week 2023 (Oct. 16–20).

Application deadline is Sept. 25!

Find out more.

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