My scholarships have allowed me to focus more on pursuing my education and less on the financial impact of tuition. Additionally, scholarships have allowed me to develop professionally by opening up time to serve in multiple volunteer leadership roles since I have fewer financial constraints.
Areas of support
You can help Haworth College of Business students by supporting these critical needs:
Dean's Discretionary Fund
Gifts to the Dean’s Discretionary Fund have a significant impact on students through three critical areas:
- Experience-driven learning—Gifts to this fund support development opportunities for students that provide professional experience, including company interactions, academic competitions, conferences and more.
- Career readiness—Business students are ready for the workforce due to the college's investment in programming that supports professionalism.
- Technology—Gifts to this fund support laptops for students with demonstrated need, so that professors may create a lab environment in any classroom.
Scholarships
Hundreds of Business Broncos receive some sort of financial support from WMU, and much of that support comes from donor-generated giving. Scholarships make a big impact by:
- Enabling students to stay in school and graduate with less debt and more opportunity.
- Ensuring graduates are prepared for their careers by allowing them to participate in learning experiences fully with less worry about financial impacts.
- Giving students opportunities for enhanced experiences, such as study abroad, leadership roles, and others.
Ways to give
Make your gift online using a credit card.
Make your gift via check payable to the WMU Foundation and write Haworth College of Business in the memo section. If you are designating your gift to a specific department, program or project, please include that name in the memo section. Mail check to:
WMU Foundation Gift Processing
Western Michigan University
1903 W Michigan Ave
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5403
For questions, or to inquire about more ways to give, contact us.