Category: Giving Stories
Civic Leadership Award Recipient is Moving People Forward
March 5, 2025

Future social worker Steven McCray is working to improve conditions for people dealing with hardships.
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Student Civic Leadership Award Recipient is Changing Lives
March 3, 2025

Receiving a scholarship is helping Madilyn Rosaline Fisher put her efforts into a practicum that supports her goal of becoming a social worker.
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Geosciences’ Student is Grateful for Scholarships
February 28, 2025

Marilyn Smith is embracing applied learning while juggling two jobs and supporting a family.
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Student Shares the Joy of OT Work
February 27, 2025

Kensi Nelson is helping to spread the word that Eastern needs a scholarship fund to support its occupational therapy students.
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Future OT Awarded Latino Center for Health Fellowship
February 24, 2025

Tanya Valdenea, who will graduate this spring, is passionate about occupational therapy and the potential to make a life-changing difference.
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EWU Musicians Partner with Spokane Symphony for Campus Concert

The April 3 concert at Showalter Hall was made possible thanks to a generous gift supporting EWU arts.
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Scholarship Recipient Poised to Change Lives
February 11, 2025

Annette Carpenter plans to make a difference for people battling mental health conditions.
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Scholarship Recipient Wins Murdock Poster Prize
December 30, 2024

Jeff Schell credits hands-on research, conducted under the mentorship of Krisztian Magori, and a timely scholarship with supporting his career path.
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Scholarship Supports Career Goals
December 2, 2024

Scholarship support is helping a student gain vital experience in business, community and leadership.
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Scholarships Open Doors for Student

McKenzie Riffner appreciates the opportunities at EWU, including learning from knowledgable faculty in small-size classes.
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