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Two Woodring College Alumni smiling and side-hugging at the Woodring Alumni Gathering at Larrabee Lager Company

Please join faculty and staff to celebrate Woodring alums for a family-friendly gathering at Fremont Brewing Company on Thu, Nov 21 2024, 4 - 7pm.

Read more about Woodring Alumni Gathering at Fremont Brewing
Meilani Wilson in a graduation robe standing for a portrait in Wilson Library wearing the Presidential Scholar medal around their neck

Presidential Scholars Awards honor graduates for their exceptional scholarship and service to the university and community.

Read more about Meilani Wilson Receives the Presidential Scholar Award
Pictured from left to right: Washington State Governor Jay Inslee, Woodring College of Education Dean Kevin Roxas, Bilingual Teaching Fellow at Woodring College of Education, Shatha Abbas.

Shatha Abbas was honored at a ceremony for WWU’s 2024 Student Civic Leadership Award by Governor Jay Inslee and Dean Kevin Roxas.

Read more about Bilingual Teaching Fellow Student Wins Student Civic Leadership Award
Woodring Students at Graduation

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Dr. Trula Nicholas smiling

Give to the Trula Nicholas Memorial Fund

Trula Morehead Nicholas, an associate professor in Woodring’s Human Services Program, passed away peacefully at her home in Bellingham on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020.

Trula had a passionate and undying commitment to the pursuit of social justice and to the building of community through collaboration with others, and the purpose of this fund in her name is to support collaborative projects that reflect the spirit of the projects that she worked on during her lifetime.

Learn more about the fund