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Kenneth Walker Research Award

The Walker Award is a grant-type award to fund undergraduate research in the biological sciences at WOU. The award is named in honor of former biology faculty member, Dr. Kenneth M. Walker, and was created by one of his students.

Please check with your faculty research advisor for more details.

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Kenneth Walker Research Award

The Walker Award is a grant-type award to fund undergraduate research in the biological sciences at WOU. The award is named in honor of former biology faculty member, Dr. Kenneth M. Walker, and was created by one of his students.

Please check with your faculty research advisor for more details.

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