Nuclear Science for the Rest of Us

Ever hear the word nuclear and think, “That’s way over my head”? You’re not alone.

Join the WSU Alumni Association for From Pullman to Power Grids & Hospitals: Why Nuclear Science Is One of the Most Human Fields at WSU, a virtual Crimson to Career alumni panel designed for anyone curious about nuclear science, regardless of background.

Hear from WSU alumni and experts as they share how nuclear science impacts clean energy, healthcare, sustainability, and communities around the world.

  • Learn the basics
  • Ask questions without judgment
  • Discover how WSU is shaping the future of innovation

Thursday, September 10, 2026 | 1:00–2:00 p.m. Pacific

This is a free virtual event open to all Cougs!

No prior knowledge required. Just bring your curiosity.

Register today!

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