Graduate Diversity Assistantship Pathways Program (GDAPP)
Overview
The Graduate Diversity Assistantship Pathways Program (GDAPP) intends to increase access and opportunities to graduate education for domestic students from underrepresented groups and increase diversity in our graduate programs. GDAPP assistantships are funded through a partnership between the WSU Graduate School and the student’s program. In addition to funding, recipients become part of the GDAPP Scholar community. GDAPP retention and professional development programming and services are provided by the Graduate School.
Brady Bowers
Program Coordinator
brady.bowers@wsu.edu
509-335-4527
Dr. Raymond Herrera
Associate Vice Provost, Graduate School
Director, McNair Scholars Program
raymond@wsu.edu
509-335-7702
GDAAPP Cohorts
2023-24 Cohort
Karina Isabel Pastrana
Marco Ramirez Gonzalez
Nicholas Robert Jones
Safiya Hafiz
Sydney Cinda Silva
Taydin Robert Macon
Tiara Rose Freeman
Karina Isabel Pastrana: Molecular Biosciences, Ph.D.
Marco Ramirez Gonzalez: Clinical Psychology, Ph.D.
Nicholas Robert Jones: Mathematics, Ph.D.
Safiya Hafiz: Sociology, Ph.D.
Sydney Cinda Silva: Sociology, Ph.D.
Taydin Robert Macon: Entomology, Ph.D.
Tiara Rose Freeman: Experimental Psychology, Ph.D.