Reminder: Applications due April 14 for the Natural Resource Conservation Endowment Fund

Application for the 2017 Natural Resource Conservation Endowment Fund are due next Friday, April 14. This funding opportunity, managed by the Office of Research, provides seed funding to currently enrolled WSU graduate students working on projects in education, psychology, sociology, environmental engineering, sciences, agriculture and veterinary sciences. One $1,200 award will be awarded to a project that promotes the conservation of renewable and non-renewable natural resources.

Guidelines for applying can be found at https://research.wsu.edu/resources-researchers/orap/find-funding/. Questions can be directed to Maureen Bonnefin at res.dev@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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