January 15 deadline for submitting Showcase research abstracts

Abstracts will be accepted through Wednesday, January 15, for Academic Showcase and the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) Research Exposition.

These annual poster sessions give faculty, staff, and graduate and professional students forums for presenting their research, scholarship, or creative work to the WSU academic community.

Both events will be held Thursday, March 26, at WSU Pullman. The sessions are part of Showcase, a weeklong event that celebrates academic excellence.

How to apply

To apply, submit abstracts of your work—each only 250 words or less—by the January 15 deadline. Deliver your abstracts online:

Each event has its own eligibility requirements and evaluation rubrics. Applicants should carefully review guidelines and edit abstracts accordingly.

Questions?

showcase.wsu.edu
showcase@wsu.edu
509-335-6674

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