STORIES OF IMPACT

Category: Impact of Gifts

Molly Yin

Aerial photo of the Spokane campus

Scholarship recipient Molly Yin strongly believes in the power of one. “I think Eastern alumni should give back financially to EWU because

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Phaedra Cote

Dental Hygiene students work at different stations in the clinic

There is no bond stronger than the one that exists between a mother and her child. But the bond between

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Rick Allen

Students walk past Patterson Hall

Rick Allen has spent his life making a difference. Working his way through college by bailing hay, washing dishes and

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Singing Your Praises

Aerial view of the campus mall with fall foliage

The generosity of supporters like you directly helps students achieve their goals. Scholarship recipient, Michael Sinitsa ’16, grew up in

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Pi Kappa Alpha

Spring day on the campus mall with cherry blossoms

Thank you, brothers of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, for your support of Eastern Washington University Libraries and the Randy

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Quinton Baker

Bloomsday Finishers

Ujima is Swahili for collective work and responsibility, to build and maintain our community together and make our brothers’ and

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Kristen Nolan

Rolling hills of the Palouse Prairie behind campus

EWU urban and regional planning student, Kirsten Nolan, knows firsthand about the incREDible power a scholarship has in the life

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Justin Von Hagel

A female student works with robotic equipment

Justin Von Hagel has been a consistent presence on the EWU campus in the College of Science, Health, and Engineering.

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Ryan Walters

Photo: Men posing outside in black dress shirts and red ties

Ryan Walters has donated countless hours, talents, and knowledge for the betterment of the young men of Sigma Phi Epsilon

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Albert “Al” Watson

Aerial shot of campus, half black and white original and half new.

During the 1967-1968 academic year, few ROTC cadets doubted they were training for duty in Vietnam. Eastern Washington State College

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