Reach your entrepreneurship potential with WSU I-Corps

Join us to learn how WSU I-Corps can help you succeed

WSU I-Corps can help you:

  • Achieve your entrepreneurial goals
  • Learn how to find commercial opportunities for your research
  • Meet new industry partners, mentors, and collaborators
  • Improve your resume with valuable business and marketing skills

Now available across the entire WSU system via AMS!

WSU I-Corps is a FREE program sponsored by the National Science Foundation. We provide training to WSU faculty, students and staff, and travel funding to meet customers and industry experts.

WSU I-Corps Provides:

  • Travel funding to meet potential customers and partners
  • Expert advice on your business idea
  • Meet other WSU entrepreneurs
  • Become eligible for SBIR/STTR funding
  • Preparation for winning business plan competitions

Join us November 17 and 18 from 11AM – noon in Paccar 202. Please RSVP by email

Sessions also accessible via AMS for those who RSVP with their AMS location by email.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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