The UW-Madison Great People Scholarship Campaign and funding through the College of Engineering Dean’s Fund for Excellence help keep the university accessible to students who have the intellectual ability, curiosity and tenacity to achieve their educational goals.
The Stamps Scholar Program at the UW-Madison started this year in the School of Music. The UW Foundation is working with the Stamps Foundation to expand the Stamps Scholars program to other areas of campus.
With more than 40 years invested on campus, Chris and Marge Kleinhenz have deepened their relationship with their University family through their giving.
With gifts and labor, the Blanchard Family improves the trails at the UW-Madison Arboretum.
Tenured women faculty help new women navigate the ins and outs of University life.
What happens when families establish scholarships? Wonderful things! Check out lunch with the Patterson Solie family and the first recipients of their scholarships.
Rick Issod died during his sophomore year of college and was never able to achieve his dreams. But his parents are helping other UW-Madison students reach their goals through the Richard Scott Issod Great People Scholarship
“I hope to pursue a career as a dairy geneticist or research the human genome,” says Bethany Dado, 17, of Amery, who plans to double major in dairy science and genetics. And at the Wisconsin Junior State Fair in August, the high school senior won a statewide award to help her achieve those goals.
