New Faculty Seed Grant Highlight 2015

Date: Friday, November 7
Place: ETC, Neill Hall, 416
Time: Noon-1 p.m.

The central purpose of the New Faculty Seed Grant Program is to encourage new junior level faculty to develop research, scholarly, or creative that provide the potential for sustained professional development and extramural support. This program will offer experience in identifying and submitting applications to potential funding sources, will  provide preliminary data to support applications for external funding, and will enhance scholarly and creative activities in WSU Colleges and Departments. Researchers, scholars, and artists who have been appointed as new junior level faculty no earlier than May 16, 2011 are considered new faculty and are encouraged to apply.

The guidelines and application will be on the OGRD website on Friday, Nov. 7, afternoon https://www.ogrd.wsu.edu. Registration link can be found at https://www.ogrd.wsu.edu/workshops.asp#383

AMS locations:

Vancouver: VECS 209
Spokane: SAC 415
Tri-Cities: Room 210W

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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