ADVANCE at WSU announces two requests for applications for Fall semester 2015. Both of these programs are open to all tenure track faculty women in STEM disciplines and all under-represented minority, tenure-track faculty in any discipline (any rank). The External Mentor grant program and a new program, the Leadership grant program. Deadline to apply is October 16, 2015. For more information and the RFPs and applications for these, please visit https://advance.wsu.edu/grantopportunitiesprograms/.
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