Request for Proposals: Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station

Please find the attached Request for Proposals for small grants to encourage use of the WSU Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station. This competition is open to all WSU faculty, irrespective of academic unit or campus. Brief proposals may be submitted to Dr. Steve Bollens, Director of Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station, College of Arts and Sciences, at sbollens@wsu.edu by the deadlines listed below.

For additional information on Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station and to download the RFP directly, please go to: https://cas.wsu.edu/meyers-point/.

Proposals for summer or autumn are due by 5 p.m., Friday, March 2. Questions should be directed to Dr. Steve Bollens, Director of Multi-Campus Planning and Strategic Initiatives, College of Arts and Sciences, at sbollens@wsu.edu or 360-608-6893.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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