Attend WSU Athletics Through International Programs

The Office of International Programs invites students, faculty, staff and scholars to attend Cougar Athletic events.

During the 2015-16 academic year, International Programs will attend five events and has 30 spots open for those who want to take part.

SPORT                            DATE           TIME

Soccer                             Oct. 1          7 p.m.

Football                           Oct. 17        TBA

Women’s Basketball          Nov. 13        TBA

Swimming                        TBA              TBA

Baseball                           TBA              TBA

Admission is free and food will be provided for each event (except football). Prior to the football Homecoming Game, attendees will have the opportunity to view the Cougar Prowl and purchase food inside Hollingbery Fieldhouse.

Anyone who attends at least two events will be eligible to win a Cougar prize. To be a part of the festivities, please RSVP via email at:  ip.intlcenter@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University
Categories: Uncategorized

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