- Chris Osborne Scholarship in Agriculture Chris Osborne, Osborne International See Company, established this scholarship as a way of giving back to the business that has given her so much. Scholarships awarded to students interested in agriculture. First preference for entering freshman.
- Les Dames d’Escoffier, Seattle Chapter, Scholarship in Organic and Sustainable Agriculture As a leadership, not-for-profit 501(c)3 society of women of achievement in the fields of food, beverage and hospitality, Les Dames d’Escoffier, Seattle Chapter, contribute to their communities through education, scholarships, grants, and mentoring. Scholarships are awarded to residents of Washington State and studying as an undergraduate and/or graduate student in the fields of Organic and […]
- Frank and Mary Lou Omstead Scholarship Frank and Mary Lou Omstead collaborated closely with WSU’s Experiment Stations in Prosser and Pullman on viticulture and tree fruit research as longtime producers in the Roza expansion. This scholarship is established in their honor to support the industry and those who will carry it forward. Award Requirements Scholarships will be awarded to students who […]
- Erickson, Carl J. Scholarship Through Carl J. Erickson’s bequest, this scholarship is to be awarded to CAHNRS undergraduate or graduate students who are studying horticulture or agriculture. First preference will be to students who graduated high school in the following Washington State counties: Benton, Franklin, or Walla Walla.
- Senger, Dr. P.L. Memorial Scholarship Established by his three daughters, the Dr. P.L. Senger Memorial Scholarship honors a beloved professor, mentor, and textbook author who dedicated more than 30 years to teaching and advancing the field of reproductive physiology. Dr. Senger authored Pathways to Pregnancy and Parturition, a widely used textbook, and was recognized throughout his career with numerous awards […]
- Hickman, Lawrence Graduate Fellowship in Sustainable Agriculture Ellen Hickman Williams created this endowed fellowship to honor her late father, Lawrence Earl Hickman (1911-2006), who had to take over management of the family farm in Onecho when his father, Roy, died suddenly four days after his high school graduation. Lawrence soon discovered the farm had “considerable indebtedness”. Lawrence’s original goal was to complete […]
- Blomquist Scholarship in Organic and Sustainable Agriculture Rick and Kathy Blomquist are WSU graduates. WSU Organic and Sustainable Agriculture programs are important to the mission of supporting organic farming and agriculture. This fund shall be used to support Pullman-based students majoring in Organic and Sustainable Agriculture.
- Blakeslee, Dr. Leroy and Yoshie Memorial Fellowship in Agricultural or Applied Economics In memory of Leroy “Lee” and Yoshie Blakeslee, their daughters, Ann Blakeslee and Lisa Little, have established this fund to support graduate students in Agricultural or Applied Economics who have an interest in conducting quantitative economic analyses of problems in the agricultural sector of the economy. Lee’s years growing up on a dairy farm in […]
- Schaaf Forestry Scholarship Norm and Helen Schaaf are both WSU graduates who feel they received a great education from WSU and have felt part of the WSU family since their time in Pullman. They wish to provide financial assistance to future students in appreciation of all the benefits they have enjoyed as a result of their time spent […]
- Finkel, Rose Ann Brewing Fund In 1977, twelve years before Rose Ann Finkel co-founded Seattle’s iconic Pike Brewing, Truffles, the “gourmet grocery” that she and two other women started was rated by Time Magazine as “one of America’s five best specialty food stores.” She is a pioneer in the wine business as well, working with her husband Charles to market […]
- Hill, T. Marion Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established by a bequest of farm property in the state of Washington from Margaret H. Schroeder in memory of her uncle, T. Marion Hill, who homesteaded the farm. Award Requirements The principal of this Fund shall be used to provide one or more scholarships in the name of T. Marion Hill to […]
- Human Development Scholarship Fund The Department of Human Development is within the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences. Students in this department study how children, youth, adults, and families develop, change, and face challenges throughout their lifespan (childhood, adolescence, adulthood). The department is devoted to understanding the nature of human development within the context of families, schools, […]
- Luce, Bill Memorial Scholarship Award Requirements The principal of this Fund shall be used for scholarships to outstanding student(s) studying in tree fruit-related fields.
- Detering, Richard and Linda Scholarship in CAHNRS Rich (EE -69′) and Linda (HD- 68′, deceased) Detering are establishing this scholarship to help students SW Washington students attend Washington State University who might otherwise not be able to get a college education. Award Requirements The distributions from this Fund shall be used to award one or more scholarships in the College of Agricultural, […]
- Robinson, Bob and Betty Scholarship Bob Robinson is establishing this scholarship to ensure agronomic education at the undergraduate and graduate level. Bob farmed in the Latah and Whitman County area for decades. This scholarship will allow generations of WSU students to be supported and inspired to keep innovating in agriculture. Award Requirements The distributions from this Fund shall be used […]
- Borth, John Cleve and Judith J. Scholarship John Cleve Borth graduated from WSU in 1957. His major was Agricultural Economics so he has an interest in supporting those who choose to study the field of economics and agricultural economics. Judith also attended WSU, as have all of their four children and three of their grandchildren. John Cleve and Judith have contributed to […]
- Lee, Don and Carolyn Education Fund Don and Carolyn’s affiliation with WSU is decades old. Carolyn received a BA in Education in 1960. Don received a BS in Animal Sciences in 1958 and a Masters degree in 1960. After getting a doctorate in Nutritional Biochemistry (a program in the Animal Sciences Department) from the University of Illinois Don did research at […]
- Arms, George Nathaniel Scholarship This scholarship is created to honor George Nathaniel Arms, his life and passion for the orchard industry. George managed an orchard for fifty years in Pennsylvania. He would visit his Son, Philip, who settled in Washington and travel Eastern Washington together. During those trips, George delighted in seeing the Washington State University Research Orchards and […]
- Levinskas, Dave Scholarship in Viticulture and Enology Dave has a passion for wine and enjoys supporting local students at Washington State University. Award Requirements The principal of this Fund shall be used for two (2) graduate scholarships (Masters), including tuition, books, and fees, to be awarded based on financial need, to one male student and one female student enrolled in the Viticulture […]
- Brown, Harold R. Graduate Education Fund Harold Brown was a successful businessman who wanted to give back to society through the foundation he created. Food security and production were causes that were important to him because of the work done by his nephew, Professor Timothy D. Murray. Providing opportunities for students to advance their education in plant pathology will help enable […]
- Koenig Family Scholarship This scholarship was created by colleagues and friends of Rich Koenig, his wife Teresa, and son Nicholas, in appreciation of Rich’s leadership in the role of Interim Dean and his willingness to step into roles as needed for CAHNRS. The Koenig family contributes to this scholarship to help students pursuing undergraduate degrees in plant and […]
- Mann Family Endowed Scholarship Barb and Eric Mann were first introduced to the Viticulture and Enology program within WSU at an Auction of Washington Wine event. Passionate about the work that Thomas Henick-Kling initiated at the Wine Science Center in Tri-Cities and a history serving in the military, the Mann’s decided to create an endowed scholarship that specifically benefits […]
- CAHNRS Community Scholarship The intent of this scholarship is to support College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resources (CAHNRS) students who may otherwise not be able to complete their degree due to financial hardship. Award Requirements The distributions from this Fund shall be used for scholarships to student(s) majoring in CAHNRS degrees who demonstrate strong potential, work ethic, […]
- Staley Family Endowed Excellence Scholarship Multiple generations of the Staley family have attended Washington State University, including William A. Staley, the current President, and CEO of Belco Forest Products. Belco was founded in 1978 by John Staley and has been operated by the Staley family since. One of the core values of Belco Forest Products is sustainability, which for us, […]
- Pitts, Max Memorial AMDT Endowed Scholarship This scholarship is established in loving memory of Max Pitts. Max attended WSU and pursued a degree in Apparel, Merchandising, Design & Textiles (AMDT), with an emphasis in merchandising. Max loved fashion and saw his future through the AMDT degree. He was a friend to many and loved by his family, friends and Phi Sigma […]
- School of the Environment Outdoor Scholarship Jeff and Jaime are WSU alumni who would like to support students preparing for careers in public land management, wildlife and fisheries science/conservation, and outdoor recreation. Award Requirements Will be awarded to students with a focus in outdoor recreation, public land management, and fish & wildlife
- Picha Family Scholarship David Picha graduated from WSU in 1972 with a B.S. in Agronomy. While his career took another path, the study of the Earth’s natural resources remains a priority. David and Kay Picha established this scholarship to help the next generation of students as they pursue the same education. Award Requirements This is a need-based scholarship […]
- Peters, William George and Carolyn Mae Horticulture Scholarship The scholarship is established by the Peters Family Trust funded by William George and Carolyn Mae Peters. From the obituary (March 20, 2015) of Carolyn Mae Peters: Carolyn graduated from WSU in 1951 with a major in horticulture and minors in psychology and Far Eastern history. A talented violinist, she played in many orchestral groups […]
- Davis, Robert Ray Scholarship in Agriculture The Robert Ray Davis Scholarship is established to honor the life of Robert “Bob” Davis. Bob had a rich agricultural heritage, starting on the family farm on McKinley Road where he lived for over 20 years. He attended Wapato schools throughout his pre-college days. Bob was active in Future Farmers of America in Wapato, where […]
- Felloni, Giorgio and Luisa SES Fellowship Fabrizio Felloni established this fellowship in honor of his parent, Giorgio and Luisa Felloni. Award Requirements Fellowships will be awarded to graduate students in the School of Economic Sciences.
- Kim, Sun-Myung & Youngchoon Scholarship Sun M. Kim studied poultry nutrition under Dr. James McGinnis, received a Ph. D. in 1974 and worked for Foster Farms for 33 years as a nutritionist. Young graduated DMV class of 1973. They met through a Korean students group. Award Requirements Scholarships will be awarded to students in Animal Sciences. * When making […]
- Simpson, Richard and Margaret Memorial Scholarship Richard and Margaret Simpson farmed in Edwall, Washington for more than 50 years. Richard, born in 1927, was farming the same land his maternal grandparents had acquired in the early 1900’s. He experienced the changing of times in farming techniques, from horse farming through the evolution of farm equipment into the new century. Richard, fondly […]
- Odegaard, Olaf and Grethe Scholarship Olaf and Grethe are immigrants from Norway. Together they managed a family farm in the Block 40 area of Moses Lake Washington for 44 years. They mainly grew alfalfa hay and wheat but tried other crops as well from 1956 to 1990. Olaf and Grethe’s two children Iver and Karen both graduated from WSU, Iver […]
- Monson, Arvid Viticulture and Enology Scholarship This fund is in honor of Arvid Monson, founder of Goose Ridge Vineyard & Estate Winery. Good Ridge is an estate winery dedicated to handcrafting exquisite wines from grapes grown on their 2,200 acre vineyard. With three generations of diversified agriculture in the Columbia Valley, the Monson family believes that great wines start in the […]
- Mercer Ranches School of Economic Sciences Specialty Crops Fellowship Rob (’91 Political Science) and Brenda (’90 Business) are lifelong Coug supporters. They are establishing this fund to honor their family’s commitment to higher education. Award Requirements The principal of this Fund shall be used to support a non-first year PhD student whose research is focused on specialty crops (with the exception of marijuana) in […]
- Love, Alan and Diana Burton Fellowship Dr. Alan Love is a retired department chair and professor in the School of Economic Sciences (SES). Award Requirements The principal of this Fund shall be used to support students studying in the School of Economic Sciences (SES).
- King Arthur WSU Graduate Student Fund King Arthur is an employee-owned company, every one of us bakers at heart. And for generations, we’ve been there with you as you bake. Our mission is to be the ultimate resource and inspiration in the kitchen, to inspire connections and community through baking, and to use our business as a force for good. This […]
- James, Mark Scholarship Mark James graduated from WSU in 1976 with a B.S. in Agricultural Education. Mark, his wife, Linda, and their two children lived all over the U.S. where Mark had many jobs in the agricultural field, ranging from food science to farming. This scholarship is created in memory of Mark. Award Requirements This scholarship shall be […]
- Dyer, Irwin A. Excellence Fellowship Irwin A. Dyer Award for Excellence in Nutrition was established as a tribute to Dr. Irwin Dyer who initiated the first program in Animal Science Nutrition and serve as the first Chairman for the Animal Science Nutrition Graduate Program at WSU. He was a man of compassion, enthusiasm, optimism, humility and grace. Award Requirements The […]
- Berney, Robert E. Endowed Fellowship Robert Berney values Washington State University education and providing support for students in the School of Economic Sciences. He established this Fund in honor of his education and his 30-year career in Economics. Robert began his education in the ROTC program in high school, which inspired him to join the Washington State College’s ROTC program […]
- Gautsch Foreman, Alice Endowed Scholarship Alice Gautsch Foreman served as an advisory board member and has supported scholarships at WSU through her affiliation with Les Dames d’Escoffier, Seattle Chapter. She is personally establishing the endowed scholarship for Organic and Sustainable Agriculture to support students in this essential area of study. Award Requirement: The distributions from this Fund shall be used […]
- Woodinville Wine Country Scholarship in Viticulture & Enology With the goal of elevating voices and talent in the winemaking industry, DeLille Cellars and Chateau Ste. Michelle have partnered with Woodinville Wine Country to create an endowment through the Washington State University Viticulture & Enology Program. This scholarship fund will support students within the program who demonstrate a passion for and dedication to the […]
- Pan/McCracken Scholarship in Integrated Plant Sciences Bill Pan and Vicki McCracken independently arrived at Washington State University in 1984 to start their academic faculty careers in soil science and agricultural economics, respectively. Both applied their land grant training to research and extension, teaching, administrative leadership, and mentoring that has produced next generation agricultural leaders. This scholarship is to support students majoring […]
- Rockstrom, Donald W. Endowed Scholarship Donald W. Rockstrom was a successful Spokane, WA, businessman. His childhood playground was Gonzaga’s campus, and he earned his degree in economics and accounting at Eastern Washington University. He was passionate about higher education and creating opportunities for students. Through his will he established a scholarship for WSU students studying tree fruit or edible crop […]
- Nelson, Bob Conservation Leadership Scholarship Bob Nelson Conservation Leadership Scholarship Robert D. (Bob), Nelson passed away on February 24, 2021, in Raymond, Washington. Bob was born on January 22, 1933 in Menlo, Washington. Online Memory Board: https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/55iwUHO0 (Copy and paste into a web browser) Bob served in the U.S. Navy from 1950-1955. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in wildlife […]
- Zimmerman, David D. and Eleanor M. Scholarship Fund David D. Zimmerman was born and raised on a farm in Grass Valley, OR to a farming family. He served in the U.S. Air Force becoming an aircraft mechanic. Upon leaving the military, he went to work at Boeing in Seattle where he eventually retired. In 1988 David and Eleanor married. She grew up in […]
- Whittlesey, Norman and Cynthia Scholarship Endowment Norman Whittlesey was a long-time member of the Agricultural Economics Department faculty at WSU. Retiring in the mid 90’s, he taught both undergraduate and graduate classes, while also mentoring graduate students during his tenure. His research in water policy, value, and management was widely recognized in the agricultural economics profession. Norman and Cynthia place a […]
- Burnett, Grover Graduate Education Fund In memory and honor of Grover Burnett who earned his PhD in Plant Pathology in 1932, this scholarship fund was created by John B. Cox. John credits his stepfather, Grover, with encouraging his interest in science throughout his childhood. “I gained a step-father who recognized and encouraged my budding interest in Science. Soon, a microscope […]
- Casavant, Kenneth and Dorothy Family School of Economic Sciences Excellence Endowment Ken and Dorothy Casavant, along with their family, have established this fund to provide for the continuing development of the School of Economic Sciences, supporting their students and research. By honoring the 50 years of Ken’s service to WSU and to celebrate Dorothy’s commitment to both WSU and the Pullman community, the Casavant family endeavors […]
- Student Legacy Agriculture Future of America (AFA) Scholarship Jenica Hagler created this scholarship to recognize the commitment and excellence of a CAHNRS student serving as a Campus Ambassador or Student Advisory Team for the AFA organization. Jenica Hagler is a graduate from the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences. As a student, Jenica took part in several leadership opportunities, one of […]
- Seed Production Pathology and Seed Health Fellowship Plant pathology has become increasingly important to the domestic and international seed trade, contributing to improved seed quality, the productivity of seed crops and the lessening of economic risks and losses from field-borne and seed-borne pathogens. Accomplishing this requires the cooperative efforts of public scientists, seed company personnel, and seed growers in developing practical solutions […]
- Hyde, Marilyn and James Entomology Scholarship James A. Hyde graduated from then-WSC in 1951 with a degree in entomology. He went on to a career in nuclear engineering at the Hanford Nuclear Site, but returned to his love of insects after retirement. He built a library focused on entomology and an insect display of more than 600 species for use by […]
- Christianson, Alfred Mark Memorial Fellowship Alfred “Mark” Christianson was a commercial seed crop farmer for 36 years in the Snohomish Stilliguamish Valley. Mark was the grandson of Alfred Christianson, whom founded Alf Christianson Seed Company in Mount Vernon, WA in 1926. Above all Mark was a strong proponent of education and invested much in furthering agricultural scientific research. Mark spent […]
- Thomas, Lauren AMDT Industry Tour Endowed Scholarship Lauren Thomas graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Apparel Merchandising, Design and Textiles in 2014 from Washington State University. Lauren was an active member of the WSU Greek Community where served as Chapter President of Alpha Gamma Delta. Prior to graduation, Lauren completed the Retail Management Internship at Nordstrom. Upon completion of her AMDT Degree […]
- Rawlins Award for Excellence in Economics V. Lane Rawlins has made deep and impactful contributions to Washington State University in many capacities and at the highest levels of service. He began his academic career at WSU as an assistant professor in economics in 1968, prior to completing his Ph.D. in Economics at the University of California at Berkeley in 1969. Rawlins’ […]
- Seaman, Thomas Mendenhall Memorial Endowment This endowment is created to honor Thomas Seaman, who came to WSU after receiving his B.S. in Business Administration from the University of California Berkeley. While at WSU he completed his B.S. inAgronomy and went on to receive an M.S. in the same field. Subsequently, he worked with Gordon Rubenthaler in the USDA Western Wheat […]
- Schrag, Michael and Linda Agriculture Education Scholarship Michael and Linda Schrag have created this scholarship to support future high school agriculture teachers attending WSU. Award requirements: This scholarship is for WSU junior and seniors who have declared agriculture education as their major, and are required to have had a 3.0 gpa through their college years. The recipient is required to maintain a […]
- Pullman Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Scholarship This scholarship was established in 1982 by the Pullman Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. This scholarship has been given to over 50 students through the years. * When making your online gift, please ensure you add a comment that your donation is for the Pullman Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Scholarship.
- CAHNRS Scholarship The CAHNRS Scholarship was created in 1982 and provides undergraduates and graduate scholarship to students within CAHNRS. The endowment was supported by many contributions from alumni and friends.
- Kobata & Sons Foundation Scholarship Sam I. Kobata & Sons Foundation is committed to the future of agriculture and related sciences and moving toward innovative technologies and solutions that enable farmers to grow more from less. They are committed to cultivating tomorrow’s leaders through funding scholarships. You can read about the history of the Kobata Scholarship Foundation through their website […]
- Wine Spectator Viticulture and Enology Scholarship/Fellowship Wine Spectator is a print and online publication, with approximately 3 million readers worldwide. It examines the world of wine from the vineyard to the table, exploring wine’s role in contemporary culture and providing expert reviews. Wine Spectator Scholarship Foundation generously donated funding for scholarships and fellowships for WSU viticulture and enology program, along with […]
- Cramer, Gail L. Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Scholarship Gail and Marilyn met as students at Washington State University and were married shortly after graduation in 1963. Both treasure the memories of the time spent in Pullman. Gail’s degree was in Agricultural Economics and Marilyn’s degree was in Business Administration. Their degrees from Washington State University have served them well, allowing both a great […]
- Schmidt, Frank and Evelyn Family Foundation Scholarship Newlyweds Frank and Evelyn Schmidt planted their first trees in 1946 on 10 acres west of Troutdale, Oregon. The rich alluvial soils that sloped gently northward toward the Columbia River were ideal for growing nursery stock. The post-war building boom was on, and there was a great demand for trees in cities, suburbs, industrial parks […]
- Rohde, Peter Haakon Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was established through the will of Phlorence E. Rohde. Dr. Everett Martin was the academic advisor to her son, Peter Rohde, in the early 1970’s at WSU. Peter was disabled, having several brain tumors removed, and would need to learn to walk and talk again after each surgery. Dr. Martin and Dr. Scot […]
- Stromsdorfer, Ernest W. Scholarship and Research Endowment The Cao and Wang Families created this endowment to establish a scholarship and research fund in the School of Economic Sciences (“SES”) to honor Professor Ernst (“Ernie”) W. Stromsdorfer for his outstanding contributions to Washington State University. Ernie came to WSU in 1983 as Chairman of the Department of Economics and served more than 18 years […]
- Schneiter, Robert and Margaret Scholarship in Dairy Science Ruth Schneiter Henderson passed away in 2012. She grew up in Longview, Washington, the only child of Robert and Margaret Schneiter. Her parents were dairy farmers of Swiss heritage who knew the value of hard work and frugal living. They loved both the land and their animals and worked together for almost fifty years to […]
- Quann, Thomas R. and Mary A. Kohli Scholarship Thomas R. Quann and Mary A. Kohli have had a continuing interest and commitment to WSU. Both Tom and Mary believe in “lifelong learning” and served in Cooperative Extension with pride. They believed that giving young people and adults opportunities to learn enhanced the learner’s lives as well as the communities in which they lived. […]
- Jeffords, Oliver D. Scholarship Oliver “Jeff’ Darwin Jeffords was born in Wenatchee, Washington. on March 8, I918. After graduating with Honors from Wenatchee High School, he attended CWCE for 2 years before being drafted into the Army. While serving with the Army Signal Corps in Italy during World War II, he observed the important role that farmers played i […]
- Estergreen, Dr. V. Line’ Animal Sciences Scholarship Dr. V. Liné Estergreen was a beloved professor in Animal Sciences at Washington State University. He was born December 15, 1925 in Lynden, WA and grew up on the family dairy farm. After graduating from Nooksack Valley High School in 1942 he attended one semester at Washington State College (WSC) before being called into the […]
- Distinguished Order of Zerocrats Scholarship The Distinguished Order of Zerocrats, established in 1954, is an organization comprised of leaders in the frozen food industry. In 1965 the Frozen Food Industry Scholarship Foundation was formed to provide financial aid to students of need pursuing a career in the food industry. Over the years more than $1.3 million has been raised offering financial […]
- Lohman, Richard and Pamela Scholarship The Lohman Family has a long history with WSU beginning with Richard’s (Rick) late grandfather, John David ’42, to current nieces and nephews. Rick and Pam have always believed it is important to give back to the community and provide opportunities for others to develop and reach their full potential. The foundation of this belief […]
- Pickrell, Virginia Gibson Memorial Scholarship This scholarship endowment was created in 1984 with a bequest from Eugene R. Pickrell. Distributions from this fund are to be awarded to worthy and deserving students in the field of economics.
- Quirk, Cecelia (Bunny) Agricultural Scholarship Cecelia (Bunny) Quirk received her BS degree in Home Economics from WSU in 1967 in the College of Agricultural, Human & Natural Sciences. She taught Home Economics for many years and has been a Cougar Athletic supporter. Bunny lives in her grandparents home in Odessa and graduated from Wilbur High School. She is a farmer […]
- Altria and Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Scholarship and Fellowship The Altria group of companies has a strong American heritage stretching back to the 1800’s, with the creation of Phillip Morris USA, U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company, and Ste. Michelle Wine Estates. Ste. Michelle Wine Estates is a collection of distinctive estate wineries whose vineyards produce some of the best wines in the world. The companies […]
- McAndrew, Dr. William and Margaret (Love) Scholarship in Viticulture A Harvard graduate, “Dr. Bill” was a humble and skilled surgeon in the Northwest and very much a WSU supporter. A graduate of WSU, Margaret was an artist in all respects with rich roots in the state of Washington. In her family are generations of WSU graduates that extend to the hard-working homesteaders of Eastern Washington […]
- Rehberg, Wallace A. (Wally) Scholarship Wallace A. (Wally) Rehberg was raised in rural Montana where at the age of 14 he became solely responsible for a herd of 100 dairy cattle when the other young men went off to serve in World War II. Wally later went on to attend Montana State University where he received his undergraduate degree in […]
- O’Rourke, Des and Sheila Scholarship Both Des and Sheila O’Rourke were long-time employees of WSU and saw students struggle financially to stay in school. They seek to help such needy students. Award requirements: This fund shall be used to provide scholarships to undergraduates in the School of Economic Sciences. First preference to students who are “need-based”, e.g. to prevent a […]
- Chinook District-Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs The Chinook District of the Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs has supported annual scholarship for Horticulture for over 20 years. The Chinook District Garden Club was federated in 1964 and belongs to the Pacific Region of National Garden Clubs, Inc., the largest volunteer gardening organization in the world. You can learn more about this […]
- Tim’s Cascade Style Potato Chips Student Excellence Tim’s Cascade Style Potato Chips has been an avid supporter of WSU and CAHNRS, promoting agricultural studies and student programs. By establishing this endowment, it is their hope and desire to continue these and other programs that will enable the food business community to hire and employ qualified technical staff to deliver world class food […]
- Schons, Blackie Wildlife Research Fellowship This endowment was established in 1998 based on the last will and testament of Bernard A. Schons to support students in upper divisions studying wildlife and game or game bird habitat research.
- Noskowiak, Arthur F. Scholarship This endowment was established in 2014 through the bequest of Arthur F. Noskowiak for scholarships to undergraduate and/or graduate students who are in the School of the Environment.
- Wackman, Charlene M. and William H. Brabyn Scholarship In 1976 WSU received funds through the estate of Mrs. Charline M. Wackman to set up a scholarship endowment. Charline M. Wackman was a former Pullman resident who died in Oregon, Dade County, Wisconsin, in 1972. Mr. Brabyn was Mrs. Wackman’s father and long-time farmer in the Pullman area. He homesteaded near what is known […]
- Reinbold, Simon and Marvel Scholarship Simon M. Reinbold was born August 19, 1899 in the Egypt Country in Lincoln County, Washington. His parents settled in the Egypt Country near Fort Spokane after coming to the U.S. from Germany in the 1880’s. He was the seventh of 12 children. He bought a farm in 1939 and was one of the first […]
- Phillips, Velma Scholarship Through a will the Velma Phillips Scholarship was established for student studying areas in Home Economics. The first scholarship was given in 1961. Award Requirements The recipient must be a home economics major at Washington State University with preference given to students in the following order: 1) Senior year; 2) Graduate work or fifth year; 3) […]
- Paddock, Mattie Pattison Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was created in 1982 through the will of Mattie Pattison Paddock for graduate students in areas of Home Economics. Award Requirements Interest from this fund will provide scholarships in home economics education. Eligibility is restricted to graduate students with home economics education backgrounds working toward an advanced degree in home economics or a […]
- Nolan, William T. and Betty Jo Scholarship This scholarship was established to honor Colleen Nolan’s parents, William T. (Bill) and Betty Jo (nee Klingele). Her father grew up in King County, Washington, and her mother grew up in Yakima County, Washington. While growing up both raised livestock and were avid equestrians. Both were members of FFA in high school. The Nolan’s had […]
- Mathison, Kyle and Jan Scholarship Kyle and Jan Mathison have a rich background both in agriculture and with WSU. They reside in the Wenatchee area where they are orchardists, viticulturists, and wine makers. Kyle and Jan both have a long family history with WSU. Kyle is a second generation Cougar and Jan is the third generation of women to graduate […]
- Human Sciences Scholarship This scholarship was set up originally as the Home Economics Scholarship. The Human Sciences Scholarship was a fundraising campaign in 1998 created by a committee of department chairs and volunteers to create an endowed scholarship to benefit Home Economic area, now called Human Sciences: Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles, Human Development, and Economics. This scholarship is […]
- Hathaway, James and Carolyn Endowed Scholarship Leaving his oceanfront hometown of Nahant, Massachusetts in 1948 at the age of 17, Jim became a Cougar. He graduated in 1952 with a BA in Speech and a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. He served on active duty for two years, was later recalled in the Pueblo crisis, then […]
- Graff, Edward E. Scholarship in Home Economics At his death in 1960 Edward E. Graff left funds to WSU through his will. His will stated the funds are for two scholarships, one for students in agriculture and one for students in home economics.
- Graff, Edward E. Scholarship in Agriculture At his death in 1960 Edward E. Graff left funds to WSU through his will. His will stated the funds are for two scholarships, one for students in agriculture and one for students in home economics.
- Floch, Travirse M. and Eula Boggan Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is in memory of Travirse M. Floch (1884-1970) and his wife Eula Boggan Floch (1884-1968), both pioneer residents of Asotin County, Washington. Both were born and lived in Asotin County all their lives and were very interested in the education of young people. Award Requirements Students receiving this scholarship should be full-time, regularly enrolled […]
- Keen, Heidi Anne Memorial Fellowship for Bear Behavior and Cognition Studies Heidi Keen was born on July 8, 1981 in Brainerd, Minnesota and moved to Atlanta, GA at a very young age. She grew up loving and interacting with all types of animals. Her childhood dream was to have a “cat farm,” where she could keep and care for cats ranging from pets to Snow Leopards […]
- Agricultural Economics Memorial Scholarship In 1964 contributions were received for a scholarship fund to honor the memory of Dr. Jay Swanson, a long-time faculty member and former student in the Department of Agriculture, who died unexpectedly in December 1963. Funds were contributed by Margaret Swanson and friends of Jay, but without solicitation, in accord with family wishes. A permanent […]
- Allison, Victor B. Memorial Scholarship Perhaps more than any other individual, Mr. Allison pioneered the commercial production of premium table wine in Washington. In 1937 he began as a cellar worker with National Wine Company. In the decade that followed he assumed more responsibility until the early 1950’s when, as a result of a merger, he took control of Washington’s […]
- Allred, Loretta and Doug Scholarship Loretta and Doug Allred are both graduates of Washington State University, Loretta in 1972 and Doug in 1973. With four daughters, they have a special interest in encouraging women to pursue university degrees. Loretta has two brothers, Russell and Douglas Salvadalena, who both graduated from the College of Agriculture and Home Economics. Due to their […]
- Anderson, Guy Charles Dairy Science Scholarship The income from the fund shall each year be awarded to a third year student majoring in dairy science who shall stand in the upper one-third of his class.
- Annis, Dale Memorial Scholarship Award Requirements The Dale Annis Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture and Home Economics. The awards will go to students who are studying animal science, dairy science and production, who have plans to continue working within the industry. Students who have demonstrated involvement in extra-curricular activities such as […]
- Ayer, Richard C. Memorial Scholarship Richard Ayer was born in Olympia in 1894. He grew up on a dairy farm and attended Bush Prairie School. He graduated in 1916 and then attended Washington State College for one year. He was needed at home to help with the farm, so he dropped out of school and in 1919 he married an […]
- Becker, Carl P. and Barbara R. Scholarship Barbara Robinson Becker graduated from WSU in 1942 with a degree in Home Economics. She was the first in her family to get a college degree. While at WSU she was a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority and she maintained ties with the sorority for many years. Barbara married Carl Becker and moved […]