WSU Core-to-Career program announces members of third cohort
Samantha Gizerian among twenty-one WSU faculty named as the newest members of the Core-to-Career professional development program that impacts undergraduates’ career readiness.
Samantha Gizerian among twenty-one WSU faculty named as the newest members of the Core-to-Career professional development program that impacts undergraduates’ career readiness.
Katy Ayers and Jessalyn Swanson are the latest recipients of prestigious, nationally competitive Udall Undergraduate Scholarship awards.
Jacob Buursma and Stevie Fawcett received awards from the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program to cover tuition, fees, and books as well as room and board.
Thomas Ballinger is recognized as one of the top ten seniors among thousands in WSU’s 2023 graduating class.
Katie Sciarrotta and Sophie Shirali are the latest recipients of the Peter A. Zornes Memorial Neuroscience Scholarship.
Nearly 200 WSU students presented at the Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities 2023 event on March 27 with 49 earning awards for their work.
Originally from Russia, Polina Karpushkina is only weeks away from graduating from WSU with a degree in genetics and cell biology. While graduate school may be in her future, Polina plans to find a job in the research industry to gain experience and, hopefully, find a research topic that sparks her curiosity.
When Katherine Callender graduates this spring with a degree in microbiology, the Poulsbo, Washington, native hopes to find a position as a medical scribe and eventually apply to medical school. How has WSU prepared you for your future? WSU has helped me to improve my communication and time management skills. During my first semester, WSU […]
Hannah Johnson has been busy during her time at WSU. In addition to majoring in genetics and cell biology in the College of Veterinary Medicine, Hannah works in a pair of labs and serves as a simulated client in a DVM training program.
Genetics and cell biology major Alec Durand will graduate this spring after five years in Pullman. The Spanaway, Washington, native hopes to work in the biotech industry for roughly a year before deciding if he wants to pursue a master’s or doctorate in neuroscience.