TACOMA, Wash. – the University of Puget Sound is pleased to announce that its new Center for Health Sciences, scheduled to open this fall, will be named Weyerhaeuser Hall in honor of Bill and Gail Weyerhaeuser.
The decision to honor the Weyerhaeuser's was made unanimously by the board of trustees to recognize the lifetime contributions of Bill and Gail Weyerhaeuser to the university and its constituents. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for Weyerhaeuser Hall will be held on October 28, 2011.
University of Puget Sound announced today that it has received a $500,000 commitment from Carl and Renee Behnke of Seattle, toward the design and construction of a new Center for Health Sciences.
TACOMA, Wash. - University of Puget Sound announced today that it has received a $1 million commitment from Holly and Eric Dillon of Mercer Island toward the design and construction of a new Center for Health Sciences.
The University of Puget Sound announced today that it has received a $3.5 million commitment from Robert and Rebecca Pohlad and the Pohlad Family Foundation of Edina, Minn., toward the design and construction of a new Center for Health Sciences.
Professor Peter Wimberger is fascinated by the complexity of the natural world, whether he’s studying the impact of birdfeeders on the evolution of hummingbird size or investigating how beaver dams can help wetland restoration efforts.
As a first-year student in Ann Putnam’s Introduction to Creative Writing course, English major Daniel Pollock ’22 was given an assignment to write about a memory or a moment he thought he had forgotten. Not only had the memory he chose stayed with him, but three years later, it would inspire an independent research project exploring identity and belonging, and help Pollock reshape the narrative of his own life.
