GPSA Dissertation Grants will be given to cover expenses generated from purchasing or renting equipment, books related to research (not books for classes), data analysis software licenses, and data collection for dissertations. Only WSU Pullman fee-paying PhD students who have passed preliminary exams or the equivalent and are considered Ph.D. candidates through the Graduate School are qualified for the grants. Funds available for WSU PhD students for 2019–2020, with a maximum of $500 for the entire academic year. The new deadline for accepting the applications is Friday, May 1, 2020. Visit the GPSA Dissertation Grants page for eligibility and more information. If you have questions, contact the GPSA Awards and Scholarships Committee at gpsa.scholarships@wsu.edu.
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