Dr. Hammond was an agronomist, soil scientist and crop advisor to Columbia Basin irrigated agriculture for over 20 years. He gave selflessly of his time in identifying and seeking solutions to agriculture problems in the field and served as a trainer for many commercial crop advisors in Central Washington. Max held a courtesy appointment to […]
Melvin Hamre was born in 1932, and grew up in Edgewood, just north of Puyallup, where his family carved a home farm out of the timbered area that had not yet been settled. They raised their own animals for meat, milk and eggs, and maintained a large garden. His father worked at logging camps, and […]
Florence “Flo” Hansen was born Jan. 19, 1909, at Colfax to Ed and Augusta Krueger. She graduated from Colfax High School and attended Western Washington University at Bellingham, Washington, for a year. She worked as a secretary for the law firm of Clegg and LaFollette at Colfax for a number of years. She also was […]
Sigfred Theodore Hansen was a member of the Washington State University class of 1928, accountant and farmer who maintained a great interest in conservation until his death in 1955. This fund is established as a result of contributions made and to be made to the WSU Scholarship and Development Fund for said purpose by his […]
The distributions from this fund shall be used to promote excellence in a home economics program offered by the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences’ Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles, and Interior Design, Department of Food Science and Department of Human Nutrition, or Department of Human Development through such activities as […]
This scholarship shall be awarded to undergraduate students who are majoring in agriculture with a preference given to students who are in their senior year of study. Recipients must be full time undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture and Home Economics at Washington State University.
John Jacob Harder was born November 27, 1902, near Kahlotus, Washington. He was the son of Jacob and Annine Harder, prominent Washington livestock pioneers. John Harder’s father purchased a ranch 12 miles east of Ritzville, Washington in 1906. On this place, Mr. Harder dedicated his whole life to the cattle industry, until retirement. Through his […]
Any and all gifts and contributions for expenditures hereunder shall be used in a manner that will advance the interests of the students in agricultural economics. Eligibility for scholarships under this fund shall be based on scholastic ability. Any student majoring in agricultural economics at Washington State University shall be eligible.
Robert F. Harwood was a member of the Washington State University Entomology Department for 38 years, starting in 1954. He served as chair for eleven years, starting in 1968. His wife Mary Lou earned an MA in English from Washington State University in 1958 and greatly assisted her husband’s career through enthusiastic personal support and […]
Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of grade point average of 3.5 and real financial need to undergraduate and/or graduate students in the field of entomology.