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The Washington State University Tri-Cities Institute for Northwest Energy Futures (INEF) is a new research center located on the WSU Tri-Cities campus to help address the increasing demands for resilient, affordable, and available low-carbon electricity and transportation fuels. The institute is also developing curriculum to support future workforce needs across various energy sectors.
With your support, INEF can continue it’s efforts in research, outreach educational and other activities, along with faculty & student assistance.
For more information about INEF, contact Anneke Rachinski at anneke.rachinski@wsu.edu or by phone at 509-372-7207.
The Chancellor’s Excellence Fund provides discretionary funds for the WSU Tri-Cities campus supporting the most current and compelling needs of our students and campus community. These funds provide resources for academic excellence, research, student support, and other key areas that support the Chancellor’s mission.
“I can count on that when I go to school, I will always have something to eat and that takes a weight off of my shoulders. I am very grateful for the Cougar Cupboard and the food security it provides me.” – Luis Moreno, WSU Tri-Cities student
The Kenneth L. Reeves Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to support a junior or senior at Washington State University Tri-Cities (Ken’s alma mater) who is majoring in the Environmental and Ecosystems Sciences program. Ken was an avid outdoorsman and prided himself a naturalist with a great respect for nature. He hiked Mount Whitney twice, loved fishing and boating, and enjoyed studying geology. Ken was certified by the State of Washington as a Master Gardener and was active with other Master Gardeners in Tri-Cities to better some of the area’s public parks and gardens. This scholarship is intended to provide financial assistance to a student who shares his love of nature and pursue a career to helping improve and sustain the environment.
Washington State University Tri-Cities School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has been upgrading major components of its engineering lab thanks to a generous $200,000 investment from Doug and Julia Hamrick.
Many employers will match their employees’ donations to Washington State University.
By including WSU Tri-Cities in your estate or financial plans, you will make a lasting difference and provide opportunities to future generations. You can plan a gift to benefit us today or after your lifetime, often with tax benefits for you.
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