Cougs Lead Applications Open Through September 15

Faculty and staff are encouraged to share an opportunity for students to strengthen their leadership skills through Cougs Lead, a free leadership development program open to all WSU students.

Participants will engage in six interactive workshops designed to help them:

  • Develop leadership and professional skillsGain a deeper understanding of their authentic leadership styleBuild connections with fellow Cougs from across the WSU system

Students who complete the program will also receive complimentary meals during workshop sessions.

Applications are due Tuesday, September 15.

For additional information and application details, visit the Cougs LEAD program page.

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