Well Read Cougs

Mark your calendars! The first-ever WSUAA Virtual Book Club is beginning in two weeks! 

Searching for your next great read? Looking to engage with fellow Cougs? Join Well Read Cougs, the WSU Alumni Association’s new virtual book club.

This self-paced online book club is hosted through a private forum where you will be inspired with new reading opportunities, have the ability to chat about what you’re reading, and the option to make friends with other Coug readers. All WSU alumni, faculty, and friends are invited to participate at no charge. It’s up to you to get the book format that works best for you and arrange to listen as an audiobook, read on your tablet, or pick up a copy of the book to enjoy.

The WSUAA book club will officially launch on June 1, 2020, starting with A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles.

Register and learn more here! 

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