The 12-month Community Engaged Research Tier Two Seed Grants of up to $10,000 support WSU faculty in the early phases of developing a community engaged research project or creative activity. A Notice of Intent is required to apply and is due Saturday, Nov. 1. Late NOIs will not be accepted. Invited full proposals will be due Dec. 1, and the funding period will begin Feb. 1, 2026. More information is available online, or email or.orap.servicedesk@wsu.edu.
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