LSAMP student Cecilia Diaz Alonzo analyzes a brain section while working in the neuroscience laboratory of Jon Davis.
WSU LSAMP
Many WSU LSAMP students engage in mentored STEM research in their field of study. Here, LSAMP student Cecilia Diaz Alonzo analyzes a brain section while working in the neuroscience laboratory of Jon Davis.

LSAMP: Leadership in STEM through Applied Mentoring Programs

About Our Program


Get Involved with LSAMP

Academic Achievement

Two professionally dressed students smile as they proudly hold up certificates of achievement. It is seen that the certificates are for winning a presentation award at the ABRCMS 2025 conference.
Our workshops are developed and hosted by LSAMP student leaders and WSU professional staff. They aim to build confidence in a range of topics from starting research to interview prep and knowing the opportunities within your major.

Professional Development

A student presents her poster to a research professional. She points to the abstract section while making a  point as the professional looks on with interest.
Participating in LSAMP connects you with peers and mentors within your field of study, as well as campus partners who are eager to provide you with the resources and support to help you be academically successful.

Community

A group of LSAMP students engage in a teambuilding exercise at the University Recreation challenge course. Three students help a fourth student move between small, short wooden platforms without stepping off onto the surrounding ground as three other students look on and cheer from another platform.
At its center in CUE 403 and beyond, WSU LSAMP hosts fun events that bring students together through food, friends, and activities. This creates invaluable opportunities to network, build friendships, and study with other STEM students who share similar goals.

WSU LSAMP Opportunities for Students

We seek to partner with STEM students in earning their degree at WSU. We provide a welcoming student center for students to gather, facilitate networking opportunities, collaborate with partner programs across campus, and welcome guest experts to present workshops on STEM and other topics relevant to students’ success.