ADVANCE at WSU Grants Panel

Curious about how ADVANCE at WSU can support your career development?

Join us for a dynamic panel featuring past ADVANCE at WSU award winners who will share their experiences, insights, and tips for leveraging the ADVANCE grants for career advancement.

Priority deadline for submissions is Dec. 1 for these competitive grants.

  • External Mentor Program
  • Transitions Program
  • External Mentor Pilot Program
  • Travel Assistance Program
  • Pathways Program (formerly Leadership Program)

Who Should Attend: All WSU career and tenure-track faculty are welcome! No registration required — just come ready to be inspired.

Monday, Nov. 3, at 2 p.m.

Zoom Meeting ID: 988 8821 8543
Passcode: 797748

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