Through the advocacy and thoughtful benevolence of Mary Sue ’81 and Mike Shannon ’80, graduate students at the UW School of Human Ecology are receiving vital financial support.
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Holding the Fabric of Culture Together
Many of Helen Louise Allen’s students have a picture in their minds of their teacher sitting at a loom, her skilled hands creating — seemingly out of nothing — extraordinary textiles.
Help a Student; Change the World
Truman Scholar Elizabeth Doyle studies how people relate to their natural, social, and constructed environments.
How to Do Good Better
Badgers are known for their desire to do good: they join the Peace Corps in record numbers, they sign up for Teach For America, and they spend their academic breaks doing service projects.
Personal Finance “Learning Lab” Drives Real ROI for Students & Peer Educators
Word of SoHE’s Financial Life Skills (FLS) program has spread across campus, pushing enrollment from 100 students in its first year to 400 students, plus a wait list for year three. What’s driving the surge?