The WSU Foundation’s CougParents Program would like to invite student engagement groups, organizations and programs to apply for CougParents funding here. The deadline for a fully completed application is Friday, May 5. The CougParents Advisory Board will review and select funding allocations prior to July 1, 2017. Generous parents and friends that understand the importance of life & leadership experiences for WSU students outside the classroom donate these private funds. For more information, please contact JJ Oliver at cougparents@wsu.edu or 509-335-8881 with any questions.
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