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Ways to give

Thank you for your interest in supporting the College of Education and Human Development. Your gift will enable us to educate outstanding students and provide the resources necessary for their success. Below, you can find details of our current appeals.
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CEHD Student Resilience Fund

The CEHD Student Resilience Fund is designed to support students facing financial hardships that hinder them from completing their degree in the College of Education and Human Development. This fund provides assistance with current essential needs such as textbooks, class fees, account balances, campus parking fees, technology, and more.  

I’m very thankful for the opportunity to have been an educator for 32 years at Kalamazoo Public Schools, and because of the college education I was able to receive and the money I earned in my career, I feel it’s my responsibility to give back to WMU.
— Cheryl Whitman TenBrink, BA ′69, MSL′ 77
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Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology

The Dr. James M. Croteau Memorial Scholarship supports students who demonstrate a commitment to LGBT studies, diversity, and social justice.

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Family and Consumer Sciences

The Betsy L. Slain Scholarship supports full-time undergraduate or graduate students who demonstrate leadership skills.

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Human Performance and Health Education

The Harriett Kiser Creed Scholarship supports full-time juniors or seniors who demonstrate academic excellence and involvement in their field.

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Teaching, Learning and Educational Studies

The Christopher and Stacey Abate Education Scholarship supports students majoring in Elementary Education or Secondary Education.

Males

Educational Leadership, Research and Technology

The Paul and Phyllis Griffeth Student Affairs Scholarship supports students interested in Student Affairs and Higher Education.

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Special Education and Literacy Studies

The Kristin Gappa Hovestadt Graduate Scholarship for Literacy Studies Scholarship supports students enrolled in the Literacy Studies program.

Not seeing your fund?

To find all of the College of Education and Human Development's scholarship funds, visit the WMU Alumni Association website.

Questions about giving?

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Patrick Muehleise

Chief Development Officer, College of Education and Human Development