On Tuesday, Oct. 15, noon–1 p.m., plan to bring your lunch and your laptop to the Lighty 280 conference room on the Pullman campus and work alongside proposal development specialist, Lydia Baxter-Howard, MS, from the Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships as she provides tips for writing effective and concise specific aims.
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