When assistant math professor Melanie Matchett Wood was in seventh grade, she was surprised to win a citywide math competition in her native Indianapolis. Then she won a state competition, and in eighth grade placed tenth in the country.
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Layne Wetherbee
For rising senior Layne Wetherbee x’20, taking time away from her studies at the University of Minnesota was the unexpected catalyst that brought her to the UW. After receiving encouragement from a social worker at Head Start, Layne began her search for the right university. “I feel like this field chose me. Moving through the… Read more »
Joan DeBruin ’70 funds scholarships with a trio of gifts
When her husband, Jared, passed away in 2011 after nearly 42 years of marriage, Joan Dickinson DeBruin ’70 honored him by designating the balance of their IRAs at her passing to fund University of Wisconsin-Madison scholarships in both of their names. In 2012 she established a charitable gift annuity and immediately started donating back a… Read more »
Fresh Air Led to a New Life
After growing up in the heat of Mississippi and Louisiana, Dorothy Pearson felt the cool breeze off Lake Michigan in June and sensed it was the wind of change.
Great People Scholarships Give Great Students a Boost
UW Credit Union Great People Scholarships helped three seniors earn their bachelor’s degrees this spring.