Tag: Giving Joy Day

EWU criminal justice student Sarah Acheson shares how hands-on learning opportunities prepared her to launch a career in forensic science.

Scholarship support helps EWU graduate student Sam Caruso turn a lifelong love of Spokane’s rivers into fisheries research.

The Eagle community stepped up to make gifts of all sizes, with some 368 university supporters joining in to make a difference.

Youngs’ Giving Joy Day gift will support applied learning and career development for students who are passionate about public lands.

Cole Featherstone, a sophomore music education major, plans to share his expertise with the next generation of orchestral musicians.

Receiving a scholarship is helping Madilyn Rosaline Fisher put her efforts into a practicum that supports her goal of becoming a social worker.

Marilyn Smith is embracing applied learning while juggling two jobs and supporting a family.

Tanya Valdenea, who will graduate this spring, is passionate about occupational therapy and the potential to make a life-changing difference.

Annette Carpenter plans to make a difference for people battling mental health conditions.

Jeff Schell credits hands-on research, conducted under the mentorship of Krisztian Magori, and a timely scholarship with supporting his career path.