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Make a gift

Strong private support enables the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences to:

Provide fellowships or scholarships to students
Invest in faculty
Bring in the best visiting scientists

Three funds

Environmental Health Excellence Fund: Supports educational activities, consultations and lectureships by eminent visiting scientists
Environmental Health Student Support Fund: Graduate student support for the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences in the School of Public Health and Community Medicine
Jack Hatlen Scholarship Fund: Undergraduate student support in Environmental Health (pdf); About Jack Hatlen:

Associate Professor Emeritus Jack Hatlen has been on the faculty since 1952 and led the undergraduate program for nearly 40 years. The department has established the Jack Hatlen Scholarship in his honor.; The first recipient:

Christopher Diangco is a first-generation student in the US, born of two Filipino parents. He wants to go on to medical school. Chris has been praised for his community service, including the Minority Association for Pre-Health Students (MAPS) and volunteer work at Harborview Medical Center.; PDF announcement http://depts.washington.edu/ehug/hatlenscolly.pdf

Ways to give

Make a gift online

Online credit card gifts for the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences can be made through the University of Washington's secure server

Send a check

Make payable to the University of Washington Foundation, with a note indicating the fund you wish to support. Mail payments to:

SPHCM Development Office
Box 357230
Seattle, WA 98195-7230

Call toll-free and use a credit card

Call 877-UW-GIFTS (877-894-4387) and specify the fund you wish to support.

Customized giving options

Contact Leslee Shanahan, Director of Development in the University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine, at 206-616-7197 or leslees@u.washington.edu to discuss customized giving options, including the gift of securities.

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