Bridge Workshop
Bridge Workshop 2026 at WSU Pullman
August 17-19, 2026
Pullman, Washington
About the Event
Bridge Workshop is an annual multi-day workshop for incoming first-year and new transfer STEM students to “bridge” their previous educational experiences to their college education at Washington State University.
The STEM-focused Bridge Workshop event offers students a great chance to:
- Talk to WSU academic faculty who specialize in STEM majors.
- Discover opportunities in undergraduate research.
- Connect with a student mentor.
- Find opportunities, experiences, and support available at WSU.
- Learn more about WSU.
What incoming first-year and new transfer students can expect at the Bridge Workshop: There will be presentations conducted by current WSU students and STEM faculty who can also answer your questions. There will be an opportunity to tour the STEM Center in CUE 403 as well as the city of Pullman.
Bridge Workshop Schedule
We will host workshops in-person on campus. We require all attending students to participate on all days of the Bridge Workshop. Here’s a sample schedule:
- Monday morning
Meet your mentors and other students in your major. - Monday evening
Enjoy fun with your peers at the WSU challenge course. - Tuesday morning
Resource workshops with breakout sessions focused on the topics of research, industry, student life programs, stress management, and more. - Wednesday morning to early afternoon
Choice of going on a lab tour or attending an industry presentation. Be sure to join our lunch where you will network with STEM faculty and current students!
Please note: All students must abide by WSU campus policies and regulations throughout this event. Read about conduct policies.
Registration
Eligible students are incoming first-year and new transfer STEM students to the WSU Pullman campus.
Students will register online. Seats are limited. Those who apply will receive email confirmation ahead of the event in August.
If you believe you are eligible, please fill out the application.
For questions, contact our Bridge Workshop staff by email at wsu.lsamp@wsu.edu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please visit our Bridge Workshop FAQs page.
Who Are We?
We are Leadership in STEM Through Applied Mentoring Programs (LSAMP) in the WSU Division of Academic Engagement and Student Achievement in the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President. Our STEM Undergraduate Research Center provides support, resources, and opportunities to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) students on the Pullman campus.
