UW Bothell Philanthropy News
Category: Scholarship
My Story: Navigating university with a little help from some friends
Recent MBA graduate, Mary Hunter 鈥�25, shares how she overcame challenges during her time at the 糖心vlog视频 with help from a mentor and a donor.
From UW Bothell to UW Medicine聽
Scholarships and mentorship helped Claire Truongdang, Biochemistry 鈥�24, discover her passion for research and pursue a career focused on science and social impact.
Joe Decuir鈥檚 Gift Expands Opportunities for Future Engineers
Lecturer Joe Decuir鈥檚 $100,000 gift created UW Bothell鈥檚 Electrical Engineering Capstone Lab, giving students hands-on experience and the tools to tackle real-world projects.
More support, more impact
The 2024 I 鈾� UW Bothell luncheon raised more than $190,000 to help students succeed in and beyond the classroom.
Lifting others through education
Clyde and Sherrelle Walker were honored with UW Bothell鈥檚 2024 Legacy Award for their unwavering commitment to equity in education.
Building campus connections for a day of giving
William Langevin reflects on cultivating donor relationships.
WSECU named 2023 UW Bothell Legacy Award winner聽
The 2023 Legacy Award recipient, WSECU, has supported UW Bothell students since the 1990s through workshops, scholarships, donations and event sponsorships.
Tony and Lisa Guerrero on giving back: 鈥淚t鈥檚 an honor鈥�
Tony Guerrero, a proud alumnus and longtime staff member, and his wife, Lisa, were among the first donors to UW Bothell鈥檚 original scholarship fund 鈥� supporting students for more than a decade.
One day to give back 鈥� and move forward
Husky Giving Day showcases the UW Bothell community鈥檚 commitment to student success, belonging and resilience.
2019 Legacy Award Recipients 鈥� Jud Marquardt & Connie Niva
Both within a few months of turning eighty, Connie Niva and Jud Marquardt have left a powerful imprint on the communities in Snohomish and King counties they call home. This includes UW Bothell, which they have supported for many years, and which now figures prominently in their estate plans.