Interdisciplinary Connections Luncheon

You are invited to the Interdisciplinary Connections Luncheon:

Monday, Nov. 17, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Elmina White Honors Hall
WSU Pullman

This networking event is designed to spark collaborative relationships across disciplines and open pathways to new research and creative opportunities. The luncheon will feature a participatory installation project to help visualize interdisciplinary connections, followed by facilitated small-group discussions that strategically connect participants based on their research interests and expertise.

The Interdisciplinary Connections Luncheon is supported by the Office of Research, the Pollart Center for Arts & Humanities, and participating arts and humanities units across WSU.

Please RSVP!

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