GPSA Travel and Registration Grants: Summer Applications Open

Available to WSU-Pullman Graduate and Professional students, the Summer 2015 Travel and Registration Grant Applications are now available online! The senate and executive board members of the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) are delighted to be able to provide funding to students in an attempt to help offset the costs incurred through travel, especially when that travel was performed in order to facilitate and promote your educational goals.

Please see the information below for important deadlines, and links to the applications. Happy Traveling.

Summer 2015 Travel and Registration Grants
Travel Period: April 5 – August 30, 2015
Application Period: August 24 – September 4, 2015
Graduate Student Application

Professional Student Application

Visit here for more information about these grants: https://studentinvolvement.orgsync.com/org/gpsa/Travel

*Please note: Only Graduate/Professional Students enrolled on the WSU-Pullman campus are eligible to apply for these grants

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