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Your support to the Walla Walla University Fund is crucial for the development of all aspects of campus life, from scholarships to campuses modernization, through new academic programs. Additionally, with this fund, Walla Walla University can face unplanned urgent needs.


Financial Aid and Scholarships

Gifts to the Walla Walla University Fund provide many concrete opportunities for students and contribute to a supportive and nurturing environment on campus. Supporting financial aid at Walla Walla University allows students to receive WWU grants, merit awards, donor-aided scholarships, and it promotes equal educational opportunities for everyone, as today's students face a challenging economic environment. 


Campuses Modernization

Gym floor replacement, smart classroom technology, mentor meeting space, women’s parking lot paving, elevator in Smith Hall… Walla Walla University campuses need to be regularly modernized to offer the best campus life experience to our students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and friends. Each year, the university faces unexpected facilities improvements to be made that can’t be covered by tuition alone. These challenges have a direct impact in our students' lives.


New Academic Programs

Giving to the Walla Walla University Fund supports the university's mission of providing a rigorous curriculum to empower tomorrow's leaders. Innovative tools, technology upgrades, recognizable researchers, top faculty and staff profiles, are a few examples of what the university needs to keep moving forward. 


Numbers and Facts

$2,173,817 scholarships and awards granted directly by Walla Walla University.

351 students receiving financial aid through Walla Walla University grants.

$33,141 — (average per student) in annual financial aid.

 

Few examples of campuses improvement:

  • HVAC installation in the WEC (gymnasium)
  • Overhaul the campus west entrance and create raised sidewalks to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety.
  • New roof on Meske Hall.