Voiland College of Engineering & Architecture

Founded on the principles of collaboration, innovation, and transformation, the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture is a world leader in providing solutions to the challenges facing our world and producing quality “work-ready, day-one” graduates.

The Voiland College is home to a growing and diverse community of extraordinary thinkers, committed to inspiring students to reach their full potential through face-to-face learning, disciplined problem solving, and transformative hands-on experiences. We are driven by the shared goals of producing outstanding graduates capable of creating innovative solutions to the world’s most complex issues.

Your generous donation will help:

• Educate our students through state-of-the-art programs, preparing them for professional careers and leadership in engineering and design professions.
• Support cross-cutting research that leads to new knowledge, transformative technology, and innovative designs.
• Improve quality of life and enhance economic development for the people and communities we serve.

Learn more about the Voiland College of Engineering & Architecture

 

Please consider a gift to support the Voiland College priorities below:

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Solar Decathlon Fund

Support students from a wide variety of disciplines who are designing and building a solar home as part of WSU’s entry into the prestigious international 2017 Solar Decathlon competition. Solar Decathlon students will create a home that must have all the modern conveniences powered by solar energy, including heating and air conditioning, refrigeration, hot water, lighting, appliances, and electrical devices.

 

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 The Executive Leadership Board Student Experience Fund

This fund helps provide students with experiential learning opportunities allowing them to acquire practical skills and gain the hands-on learning that will give them a distinctive advantage when they graduate.

 

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Women in Computer Science Fund

This fund supports efforts to increase the number of female students earning degrees in the growing field of computer science by providing funds to help recruit and retain women and awarding scholarships and/or fellowships for women entering the computer science program at Washington State University.