Bob Nelson Conservation Leadership Scholarship Robert D. (Bob), Nelson passed away on February 24, 2021, in Raymond, Washington. Bob was born on January 22, 1933 in Menlo, Washington. Online Memory Board: https://www.kudoboard.com/boards/55iwUHO0 (Copy and paste into a web browser) Bob served in the U.S. Navy from 1950-1955. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in wildlife […]
This endowment was established in 2014 through the bequest of Arthur F. Noskowiak for scholarships to undergraduate and/or graduate students who are in the School of the Environment.
This scholarship was established to honor Colleen Nolan’s parents, William T. (Bill) and Betty Jo (nee Klingele). Her father grew up in King County, Washington, and her mother grew up in Yakima County, Washington. While growing up both raised livestock and were avid equestrians. Both were members of FFA in high school. The Nolan’s had […]
This scholarship has been created by funds donated by industry, family and friends for the purpose of honoring Dr. Charles W. Nagel. Dr. Charles W. Nagel, commonly known as Chas Nagel, was employed in the Department of Food Science at Washington State University until 1993. He received degrees from the University of California and joined […]
In 1992 a campaign to create a fellowship honoring James C. Nelson was started. Nelson was a long-time educator and author in the field of transportation economics and regulations. James Christian Nelson, son to James C. Nelson, and his wife, Carole Nelson, were instrumental in establishing this Fellowship in honor of his father. Award Requirements The income of […]
Margaret E. Nelson set aside part of her estate to be used for this scholarship in her memory and that of Grace A. Kembel. Award Requirements The Margaret E. Nelson and Grace A. Kembel Scholarship fund shall be used to provide several scholarships annually to undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture and Home Economics. […]
Dr. Jan Noel, associate director of Washington State University’s Office of International Programs and head of Development Cooperation, was killed May 3, 2003, in an accident on the farm she and her husband, Jim Henson, own in Oregon. Noel had extensive overseas experience and completed long and short-term assignments in multiple countries in Africa, Middle East, […]
Margaret Nelson McLeod attended WSC from 1934 through 1936 before moving to Seattle where she finished her education at the University of Washington. Mrs. McLeod became associated with a pioneer southwestern Michigan family whose members ultimately settled in Kalamazoo. She was involved in their business affairs for over fifty years. Additionally, she served as secretary […]
James “Jimmie” Curran Nofziger was born in California in 1923. He graduated from Canoga Park High School in the San Fernando Valley in 1940 and then began college at UCLA, excelling in science and being a talented member of the wrestling team. His education was interrupted in 1943 when his ROTC unit was inducted into […]
Since the early 1980’s, the North Central Washington Fieldmen’s Association has provided financial support to deserving Washington State University students in the form of scholarships. With this endowment, the Association seeks to continue the commitment to the University and to the students from the counties of Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan. This endowment will allow […]