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The total marks the university’s fifth straight year surpassing $140 million in fundraising and stands as the second-highest fundraising year in WSU history.
Moamen Mohamad returned to college to become a physician and expand access to health care. At WSU Vancouver, scholarship support is helping him turn that goal into a future of service.
A sense of belonging at WSU shaped Glenn Osterhout’s ’82 life, career, and commitment to service. Now, he’s giving back through a $6.5 million estate gift and annual support for WSU Athletics.
For Jan Stewart ’56, a lifelong love of WSU has meant much more than collecting Cougar memorabilia. It has inspired decades of service, leadership, and support for her alma mater.
Business marketing student Katrina Ramm has turned scholarship support into opportunity, finding purpose through leadership, service, and helping other students succeed at WSU Vancouver.
Andrea Bonnicksen (’69) devoted her life to teaching, curiosity, and thoughtful inquiry. Through her estate gift, future WSU Honors College students will have new opportunities to learn, explore, and grow beyond the classroom.
When Sofie, a rescue dog with complex neurological challenges, needed specialized treatment, experts at the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital and assistance from the Good Samaritan Fund helped ensure she received the care she needed.
After Filby’s passing, a small cohort of Cougs came together to create graduate fellowships in his memory, supporting students in analytical chemistry and radiochemistry in WSU’s Department of Chemistry.
