Go Cougs!
VCEA undergraduate students Alexander Arger, Stephen Bone, Robert Gunson, Trong Huynh, Seth McPherson, Jordan Raymond, Jackson Rieb, Kacie Salmon, and Hannah Zmuda were named 2018-2019 Auvil Fellows.
Interior design major Ashtyn Perlatti won a IFDA Educational Foundation Scholarship.
Voiland College in the News
WSU Insider
The hazy days of summer – wildfire season strategies.
Design News
Researchers Achieve One-Step Multimaterial 3D Printing.
The Olympian
Everything old is new again, including upcycling, on display at State History Museum.
Steel Guru
Coal waste used to create sustainable concrete.
USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
WSU Researchers Test Nanocrystals to Prevent Frost Damage in Tree Fruits.
Save the Date!
2019 ASEE Pacific Northwest Section Conference:
The 2019 ASEE PNW Section conference will be held March 21-22, 2019 at Oregon State University.
Safety Tip of the Week
Smoke Safety
WSU community members should take precautions to reduce exposure to unhealthy, smoky air. Breathing in smoke can have immediate health effects.
Older adults, pregnant women, children, and people with preexisting respiratory and heart conditions may be more likely to get sick if they breathe in wildfire smoke. If you experience any signs of respiratory distress or other health concerns, contact your health care provider.
There are many steps you can take for limiting exposure to unhealthy, smoky air.
Avoid being outdoors. Use public transportation rather than walking or biking.
Stay inside as much as possible. Keep indoor air clean by closing windows and using an air filter and air conditioning. Make sure your air conditioner’s fresh-air intake is closed and the filter is clean to prevent outdoor smoke from getting inside.
Do not add to indoor pollution. Avoid using candles, fireplaces, or gas stoves. Do not vacuum, because vacuuming stirs up particles already inside your home. Do not smoke, because smoking puts even more pollution into the air.
Follow your health care provider’s guidance. If you have asthma or another lung disease, follow your doctor’s advice about medicines and your respiratory management plan.
Information on the air quality in Pullman will be continually updated on WSU’s alert website.
For more safety tips, contact Environmental Health and Safety at ehs@wsu.edu.
Award and Research Opportunities
Requests for Proposals, Research Announcements, and Events
Please note: As of August 15, 2018, there are no more “submission windows” for unsolicited proposals to CBET, CMMI, ECCS, or EEC core programs in NSF.
Investigators can submit proposals at any time during the year.
For a more complete listing of research funding opportunities, contact Dave Field.
Opportunities and Deadlines
Resources
Student Research Opportunities and Internships
WSU offers a number of opportunities available to undergraduate students who wish to gain experiences working in their field of interest, including:
WSU Honors College Research Opportunities and Internships Database
Voiland College Career & Internship Center
WSU’s student employment/internship portal: Handshake.
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