“This gift honors my father and the sacrifices he made to send his four daughters to college,” says Susan Parker ’74 of the Harold W. Parker Scholarship that she and her husband, Brian Farrow, recently established for students in design and human environment.
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Childhood Food Insecurity
Free online course empowers the medical community to address food security
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A legacy of philanthropy
A third-generation Oregonian, Dorothy Scholl Ross ’36 was raised in Hubbard knowing the value of an education, the importance of hard work, and the significance of giving back to those who helped her along the way.
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Ready or not
An innovative predictor of school readiness shows that self-regulation tools are valuable forecasters of life success.
Margaret says that her education in early childhood development was so meaningful that she wants the younger generation to benefit from such an education.
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Understanding Two
“My goal is to provide support and mentoring to Latino and African American men and women so they can get the experience and education that will allow them to direct research that will make a difference for their communities and for our country,” says Marie Harvey, second from left, pictured with Teela Davis, Nicolas Rueda, and Graig Gilkeson, recruiters/interviewers for the Project on Partner Dynamics. “It was a blessing to be so clear about what I wanted to do with my life.” — Marie Harvey