UW Bothell Philanthropy News
Category: Husky Student Experience
How giving to UW Bothell powers community impact
Discover how giving to UW Bothell help students become the nurses, teachers, engineers, and leaders who strengthen our region.
How philanthropy supports student belonging and well-being
How scholarships at UW Bothell support students to thrive this Husky Giving Day.
How teaching and learning are improved through philanthropy
See how scholarships at UW Bothell fuel hands‑on learning, community impact, and student success this Husky Giving Day.
A journey from club member to student government leader
ASUWB President Adan Rodriguez talks about how he followed each opportunity in front of him until he became a student government leader.
How a scholarship helped Damien Oz find his creative path
In this letter of gratitude, UW Bothell graduate student Damien Oz reflects on the unexpected path that led him to the MFA program in Creative Writing & Poetics. Supported by a scholarship funded by foundry10, Damien shares how donor generosity made it possible to pursue innovative, interdisciplinary creative work.
D.C. Human Rights Seminar alumni share their stories
Alumni from UW Bothell’s D.C. Human Rights Seminar reflect on formative moments from the course, how it shaped their paths in advocacy and policy, and why access to these experiences continues to matter for future students.
Two educators leave a legacy for their families
UW Bothell emeritus dean Bradley Portin and longtime UW adviser Mark Wicks created the Leslie S. Wicks & Vernon H. Portin Endowed Scholarship to honor their fathers and support first-generation students through education and opportunity.
Honoring a father and his love of physics
How Carol Miu honored her father Patrick by making a gift to the physics department at UW Bothell.
My Story: Navigating university with a little help from some friends
Recent MBA graduate, Mary Hunter ’25, shares how she overcame challenges during her time at the University of Washington Bothell with help from a mentor and a donor.
From UW Bothell to UW Medicine
Scholarships and mentorship helped Claire Truongdang, Biochemistry ’24, discover her passion for research and pursue a career focused on science and social impact.
