2009
2010
Annual Report
2009
2010
Annual Report
MISSION
UW Bothell holds the student-faculty relationship to be paramount. We provide access to
excellence in higher education through innovative and creative curricula, interdisciplinary
teaching and research, and a dynamic community of multicultural learning.
2010-11 University Officers
Kenyon S. Chan
Susan Jeffords
Marilyn Cox
Richard Penny
Hung Dang
Betsy Tippens
Sarah Leadley
Mary Baroni
Warren Buck
Bruce Burgett
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren
Sandeep Krishnamurthy
Bradley Portin
Mike Stiber
Chancellor
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Vice Chancellor for Administration and Planning
Vice Chancellor for Advancement and External Relations
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Information Technologies
Associate Dean of University Libraries and
Director, UW Bothell Library
Director, Nursing
Director, Science and Technology
Director, Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
Director, Center for University Studies and Programs
Director, Business
Director, Education
Director, Computing and Software Systems
2010-11 ADVISORY BOARD
Bill Abbot, Chair
CBRE
David BrooksProvidence Regional Medical Center Everett
Sally Gray
Consultant
Anoop Gupta
Microsoft
Alan Higginson
Hubspan, Inc
John KinsellaEnvironmental Resource Mgmt.
Mahnaz A. Javid
Avanade Inc
Wendy Lawrence
Retired Naval Officer & NASA Astronaut
Bob Leach
D.A. Davidson & Company
Jud MarquardtLMN Architects
George Northcroft
GSA Northwest/Arctic Region
Jim Pinkelman
Microsoft
Bill Ptacek
King County Library System
Jim Reed
Banner Bank
Richard Shea
Spiration, Inc.
Deborah Wilds
College Success Foundation
2010-11 ALUMNI COUNCIL
Executive Committee:
Chair: Joe Santos (Liberal Studies, ‘97)
Chair-Elect: Mary Howisey (IAS, ‘02)
Secretary: Michelle Gamboa (CSS, ‘05)
Past Chair: Calvin Kavalski (Liberal Studies, ‘97, MBA, ‘03)
Committee Chairs:
Awards & Recognition: Chris Wille (Business, ‘04)
Legacy & Spirit: Emily Anderson (IAS, ‘09)
Membership & Marketing: Jeffrey Siegel (MBA, ‘08)
Program Representatives:
Business Representative: Melissa Lowe (Business, ‘10)
IAS Representative: Curtis Takahashi (IAS, ‘04)
Business (MBA) Representative: Eric Helzer (MBA, ‘06)
Education (MEd) Representative: Vicky North (M.Ed., ‘08)
Policy Studies (MAPS) Representative: Daniel C. Molvik (MAPS, ‘07)
Publisher
Editor
Richard Penny
Elizabeth Fischtziur
At-Large:
Bob Bernstein (MBA, ’09)
Jennifer Coles (IAS, ’08)
Mike Collins (Liberal Studies, ’94)
Annette Floyd (Business, ’10)
Michelle Huynh (MBA, ’10)
Katherine Kloster (CSS, ’99)
Brandon Mayfield (Policy Studies, ’10)
Jeremy Reichelt (Business, ’04)
J.R. Rothschild (IAS, ’10)
Glen Williams (Business, ’02)
Print DesignPaul Huereque
Photography
Brian DalBalcon
Marc Studer
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Welcome
An Update from the Chancellor and Advisory Board
Greetings,
The 2009-10 academic year was very exciting for the University of Washington Bothell. Not
only did we see record enrollment growth, but we also celebrated our 20th year of operations.
To commemorate the special year, we opened student housing and an access ramp connecting
the campus to SR 522. We also launched several new degrees including a Master of Computing
and Software Systems, and a Leadership Master of Business Administration at an off-site
location in Bellevue, WA.
Kenyon S. Chan
This combined growth of students, programs and spaces came during a particularly difficult
economic period. During the year we witnessed a 21% reduction in state operating funds, a
major hit to our budget. Despite the challenge, we persevered, pledging to provide our students
with the high-quality educational opportunities synonymous with the UW Bothell mission.
We focused our attention and funds on program and faculty development to ensure that
students came first and, in turn, made cuts to non-mission critical efforts in order to stabilize
the institution.
In light of the tough choices that had to be made, the UW Bothell community has become
stronger and more united and we stand resolute as one of Washington’s leading universities.
George Northcroft
Within these pages you will find a sampling of our 2009-10 achievements, many made possible
through the generosity of our benefactors listed at the end of the Report. Thank you for your
support, especially during these most challenging of times. It is our honor to partner with you.
Kind regards,
Kenyon S. Chan
Chancellor
George Northcroft
2009-10 Chair of the UW Bothell Advisory Board
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Campus Updates
A Snapshot of Accomplishments
Celebrating 20 Years of Excellence
Record-High Enrollment Reported
The 2009-10 academic year brought
UW Bothell renewed energy as the campus
celebrated its 20th year of operations with a
series of celebratory events.
Enrollment demand saw an alltime high with 2,801 (headcount)
students joining the institution in
Fall 2009. This is compared to a
headcount of 2,288 just one year
prior. Says Chancellor Kenyon
Chan, “These figures are a great
reflection of our institution and
its benefits to the region. Students
know that when they attend
UW Bothell they will not only
receive the knowledge, skills and
professional preparation needed
to be successful in the workforce,
but they will do so on a campus that encourages and supports studentfaculty interaction, collaboration and research.”
Learn more at www.uwb.edu/20years.
Academic Expansion
Academics remained front and center as the university launched a
Master of Science in Computing and Software Systems and a Bachelor
of Science in Electrical Engineering (hybrid: on campus and online).
A Leadership MBA debuted in the new Eastside Leadership Center in
Bellevue, and approval with funding was granted to begin offering the
Bachelor of Science in Nursing in Everett in Fall 2010.
The MBA program received
great recognition this year
when it was nationally
ranked by Business Week
Magazine. The program is
honored to be ranked #3 in
the Pacific Northwest and
#51 in the nation.
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UW Bothell 3: Science and Academic Building
Growth of Stem Programs: Science
Lab Demand
With UW Bothell’s increases in enrollment and
development in academic planning, the campus has
quickly outgrown its facilities. In order to accommodate
the current demand, UW Bothell is seeking to build a
third building, to be called UW Bothell 3.
UW Bothell 3 will serve as an academic hub for
the campus’ science, technology, engineering and
mathematics (STEM) programs. These highly in-demand
programs require modern instructional laboratories and
collaborative spaces which the building will house.
The new building is proposed to cost $62,850,000. It
will stand at 74,000 gross square feet and will house 430
classroom seats and 250 laboratory seats. UW Bothell 3
will house 11 labs including those for use in the following
specialty areas: chemistry, life science, physics, electrical
engineering, software development and geographic
information systems.
Pending funding, the project will be shovel-ready for
construction by July 2011 with occupancy expected by
July 2013.
To learn more about this exciting development, visit
www.uwb.edu/getattachment/admin/uwb3predesign.pdf.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Bothell | 3
Research in Action
Using Science to Understand the Natural World
F
or student Kevin Call science is more than just wearing
a white lab coat. Instead, Kevin views science as a
window to how the world works. “I really enjoy the
quantitative nature of science and how we can use a variety of
mathematical principals and concepts in order to explain the
world around us. I like to learn how things work at a subatomic
level…to understand how electrons, and protons and neutrons
work together to create the world we live in. I find that really
interesting.”
As a freshman, Kevin assumed it would be a few years
before he would set foot into a lab and feed his thirst for
scientific exploration. But this was not to be so at UW Bothell.
After his second chemistry class with Professor Dan Jaffe, a
world-renowned climate scientist, Kevin was approached with
an opportunity to gain lab experience by working on a project
to teach others about the impact of the greenhouse effect.
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Together, they created a working, measurable
greenhouse effect model. The endeavor was a lengthy one
and took lots of patience and trial and error as the two
painstakingly measured everything from how to best build
a device to what variables to isolate. In addition to being
scientifically accurate, the model also had to serve as an
educational tool for the public, so it had to be transportable
and easy to describe to others.
The resulting project was displayed at the inaugural Paws
on Science event in April 2010 at the Pacific Science Center.
With Professor Jaffe at his side, Kevin presented their research
to the crowds in attendance to great applause.
In reflecting on the experience, Kevin describes being
grateful for the opportunity, pleased with the results and eager
for three more years of scientific exploration and discovery.
‘Bring on the lab coats, please!’
to learn
“I like
how things
work at a
subatomic level…
to understand
how electrons,
and protons
and neutrons
work together
to create the
world we live in.
I find that really
interesting.
”
— Kevin Call
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Bothell | 5
At the World’s Stage
UW Bothell students provide voice for South Africans during
the World Cup
W
hat impact does an international competition have
on a place, a person, or a way of life? Imagine
your city, suddenly reconstructed and polished,
illuminated under the glare of the media spotlight. How would
you react?
University of Washington Bothell (and UW Seattle) students
found out first-hand in summer 2010 as they traveled to Cape
Town, South Africa as part of a summer-abroad media course
taught by Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences faculty Ron Krabill,
Angelica Macklin and Georgia Roberts. The course partnered
students with young video journalists from Cape Town
Community Television (CTV) to produce a series of short films
examining the impacts of the 2010 FIFA World Cup on multiple
communities in and around Cape Town.
To prepare for their adventure, students took a course
in spring quarter which focused on broadening their global
perspectives, learning media production skills and planning the
series. Once in South Africa, students worked quickly to write,
film, edit and produce nine films which were shown on CTV during
the World Cup, perfectly timed for its international audience.
The films featured interviews with townspeople providing
their unique perspectives on issues as diverse as security, the
flag and “Waka Waka.” Highlighting native tongues and
vibrant backdrops, the students created a compelling public
forum for South Africans to articulate their pride, hopes and
struggles to the world.
The project was well received by CTV and the communities
in which the films were made and proved to be a great
learning experience for all involved. Says Roberts, “The world is
interconnected in ways that are difficult to fathom, and study
abroad, especially programs based in the humanities, can be a
unique opportunity for faculty and students to ask philosophical
and ethical questions about what it means to be a ‘global
citizen’ in the 21st century.”
View the student videos online at myworldcup.wikidot.
com/videos.
I learned that My World Cup isn’t just about me. It’s a
“
collaboration. It’s about community and making connections with
each other. It’s about being a teacher and a learner.
”
— Dana Shaphren, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, ’10
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Bothell | 7
By the Numbers
Campus Demographics Portray Dynamic Campus
Enrollment History: Actual Annual Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTE) 1990-2011*
3,000
2,880
2,800
2,600
2,400
UW Bothell has awarded 8,000
degrees and 586 certificates.
2,374
2,200
68% of students are enrolled
full-time and 30% are enrolled
part-time.
1,899
2,000
1,600
800
54% of current students
receive financial aid.
1,569
1,370
1,209
1,289
1,250
1,000
1,041
1,200
1,237
1,400
1,228
FTE
1,800
Did You
Know?
UW Bothell has awarded
scholarships totaling $243,118 to
148 recipients.
UW Bothell offered $18.8
million in aid funds to 1,611
students during the 2009-10
academic year.
600
400
200
0
2009
2010
2011
Fiscal Year
*Statistics obtained from the UW Bothell Registrar’s Office and represent Autumn 2009 data unless otherwise noted.
UW Bothell has an endowment
of $2,409,571 as of July 1, 2009.
UW Bothell employs 230 staff
and 189 faculty.
Fast Facts: UW Bothell Students 2009-2010
Enrollment
Headcount: 2,801
FTE: 2,374
Gender
Female: 56%
Male: 44%
Ethnicity
Caucasian: 56%
Asian: 22%
Hispanic: 6%
African American: 4%
American Indian: < 1%
Hawaiian Pacific Islander: < 1%
International: 2%
Other: 9%
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Age Range
17-25: 58%
26-35: 27%
36 and older: 15%
Counties of Residence
King: 64%
Snohomish: 30%
Whatcom: 1%
Kitsap: 1%
Pierce: 1%
Others: 3%
Top Five Cities of Residence
Seattle: 16%
Bothell: 12%
Everett: 7%
Lynnwood: 7%
Bellevue: 6%
Top Countries of Origin for
International Students
China
South Korea
India
Taiwan
Top Five Transfer Schools
Bellevue College
Cascadia Community
College
University of Washington
Seattle
Edmonds Community
College
Shoreline Community
College
Top Five Feeder High Schools
Inglemoor High School
Bothell High School
Juanita High School
Henry M. Jackson High
School
Woodinville High School
Average Class Size
Undergraduate: 23
Graduate: 11
Average Credit Load Per
Student
Undergraduate: 13.2
Graduate: 8.6
UW Bothell’s economic
impact to the state’s
economy is $191 million,
which includes a direct impact of
$83 million and an indirect impact of
$108 million though expenditures,
government revenues, the
employment of faculty and staff and
personal incomes of residents.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Bothell | 9
Fiscally Sound
Financial Statements Demonstrate Stability
Auxiliary Operations
8%
Service Activity and Technology Fees
2%
Gifts
3%
Grants
4%
Research Cost Recovery
2%
2% Building Fees
!"#
34% General Operating Funds – State
Designated Operating Funds 11%
34% Tuition
Financial Statement (July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010)*
Revenue Sources
Amounts
% of
Distribution
State Sources
General Operating Funds - State
$16,030,029 34%
Tuition
$15,591,675 34%
TOTAL STATE
$31,621,704 68%
$5,009,979 11%
Research Cost Recovery
$1,109,150 2%
Grants
$1,787,600 4%
$1,556,176 3%
$901,838 2%
$3,841,771 8%
$740,000 2%
$14,946,514 32%
$46,568,218
100%
state tax support and student operating fees
Other Sources
Designated Operating Funds
local funds, student technology fees,
service/activity fees, indirect cost reimbursements
research and service
Gifts
scholarships and other gifts programs
Service Activity, Technology Fees
Auxiliary Operations
parking/U-PASS, co-location services
Building Fees
TOTAL OTHER
Total Campus Revenue
*Figures provided by the UW Bothell Office of Budget and Planning.
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Innovative Research
UW Bothell awarded over $63,000 in funds from the
Worthington Technology Endowment to the following
individuals for teaching and scholarship enhancement:
Jean Eisele, Senior Lecturer, Education
Warren Gold, Associate Professor, Interdisciplinary Arts &
Sciences
Cinnamon Hillyard, Assistant Professor, Business
Pete Nye, Associate Professor, Business
Rebecca Price, Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Arts &
Sciences
Antony Smith, Assistant Professor, Education
Kelvin Sung, Professor, Computing & Software Systems
Carrie Tzou, Assistant Professor, Education
Jean Eisele, Senior Lecturer, Education
$634,100 for Dan Goldhaber, Director
Center for Education Data & Research, from the
Carnegie Corporation of New York; $150,000
from Washington’s Professional Educator
Standards Board.
Dan recently launched the Center for Education
Data and Research (CEDR). The Center will work
to address the disjuncture that exists between
research, policy, and practice. Says Goldhaber,
“CEDR will work with UW Bothell and the
nation’s schools to help move the education
enterprise towards being a continuously evolving
system where learning from policy variation and
adjusting policies based on what is learned is the
norm, not the exception.” To learn more about
CEDR at UW Bothell, visit www.CEDR.us.
Major Research Awards
$650,000 for Paul Hill, Director, Center on Reinventing Public
Education, from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation; $100,000
from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
$142,506 for Selina Mohammed, Assistant Professor, Nursing, from
the Health Hearts grant.
$125,000 for Robin Lake, Research Scientist, Center on Reinventing
Public Education, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
$90,000 for the Business Development Center from the Herbert B.
Jones Foundation.
$75,000 for Linda Watts, Professor, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences,
from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
$40,000 for Charles Henry, Senior Lecturer, Interdisciplinary Arts &
Sciences, from the King County Wastewater Treatment Division.
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Supporting the Mission
Charitable Giving to Benefit Education, Access and Opportunity
The University of Washington Bothell would like to acknowledge the
following individuals and organizations for their generous support.
Lifetime Support
Laureates ($1,000,000 or greater)
The Boeing Company
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Kent & Barbara Chaplin
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Richard & Virginia Chappelle
Richard and Lois Worthington Family Foundation
Maryel D. Duzan
Foundation of the National Student Nurses’ Association
Benefactors ($100,000 - $999,999)
Max E. Gellert
Agilent Technologies
Steven & Jonilou Holland
Doug & Barbara Allan
Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of King County
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Northshore Scholarship Foundation
Fluke Corporation
Rod Proctor and Lynn Ries
John I. Goodlad
Ethel Jenisch Rose
Herbert B. Jones Foundation
Norman & Louise Rose
Microsoft Corporation
State Farm Insurance
UW Bothell Alumni Council
Founders ($25,000 - $99,999)
Verizon Northwest, Inc.
Applied Microsystems
Visio Corporation
Jennifer H. Beers & Richard F. Beers II
Woodinville Rotary Charitable Foundation
2009-10 Supporters
Brooks & Jean Gekler
Richard & Anne Penny
Agilent Technologies
Gloria Barberie
Leopold Gellert Family Trust
Matthew Aitken
Lila Barnhart
Max Gellert
Providence Everett Medical
Center
Albertson’s, Inc.
Ellen Bartlett
Steven Gilbert & Janice Camp
William & Margaret Ptacek
Jeffrey Allender
Christina Bartolome
Diane & Michael Gillespie
Steven Quist
Ira Alley
Kimberly & Joel Bassett
John I. Goodlad
Redapt Systems, Inc.
Sean Alley
Samuel Bates
Anthony & Lisa Guerrero
Sigma Theta Tau
Amy’s Bakery & Cafe
Eugene Baumann
Paul & Alice Hill
SonoSite, Inc.
Emily Anderson
Danny Beeman
Mary Baroni & Michael Vitiello
Steven & Jonilou Holland
State Farm Insurance Company
Ingrid Anderson
The Boeing Company
Herbert B. Jones Foundation
THA Architecture, Inc.
Richard & Lauretta Anderson
Jennifer H. Beers & Richard F.
Beers II
Bruce Burgett & Brenda
Majercin
Marleigh & Harley Lang Jr.
Karen & Robert Vineyard
Sarah Andrews
G. Thomas Bellamy
Judsen Marquardt & Connie
Niva
Washington Biotechnology &
Biomedical Association
Richard & Catherine Ang
Scott & Veronica Bernhard
Leyla Beyaz
Washington State Employees
Credit Union
Applied Microsystems
Gerald & Shirley McMorrow
Andrew Arai
Anil Bhambi
Clyde & Melissa Arias
Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation
Chancellor’s Club 2009-2010
(Annual Support of $1,000$24,999)
William & Lydia Abbott
Doug & Barbara Allan
American Education Finance
Association, Inc.
Association for Theatre in
Higher Education
Carnegie Corporation of New
York
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Kenyon Chan & Shirley Hune
Tushar Mehta & Ami DesaiMehta
Barbara & Kent Chaplin
Microsoft Corporation
Thomas Clement & Connie
Anderson
Mobile Epiphany
Moss Adams-Everett
Annual Supporters
2009-2010 Individuals
Hung Dang & Odette Austria
Nintendo of America, Inc.
Abeba Abraha
Electric Power Research
Institute
Gloria & George Northcroft
Accenture LLP
Foundation of the National
Student Nurses’ Association
Steven & Lesley Olswang
Elizabeth & John Adams
Kim & Ken O’Neill
Mary Adams
Philip & Jeanie Palm
Melanie Adent
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Wells Fargo & Company
Michelle Wilkinson
Calvin & Cindy Atkin
Autos Only
Sarah Awes
Felipe Ayala
Aleksandr Babadzhanov
Haley Baldwin
Anthony Balinbin
Bank of America Corporation
Michael Block
Igor Bodi
Kodi Boehner
The Boeing Company
Katherine Boland
Jessica Bonney
Branded Solutions by Edgar
Martinez
Susan & Joseph Brawley
Chelsey Diamond
John I. Goodlad
Dan Jaffe
Kathy & G. Mann
Dolores Bressler
Amelia Dickson
Christine Goodwin
Deborah & Richard James
Diana Manton
Alexis Brittain
Xheni Diko
Linda Gourlie
Lisa Jensen
Dean & Gerrie Margell
Benjamin Bromage
Tatyana Dobrodomov
Kenneth & Sharon Grafham
Jacquelyn Jinhong
Cecilia & Frank Mariner
Evan Bruce
Tetsuko Dolge
Therese Grant
Rhonda Johannsen
Keri J. Marino
Jonathan Brunsdon
Douglas Donnahoo
Grazie Ristorante
Douglas Johnson
Rose Mary
Warren & Cate Buck
Carlene Dryden
Great Harvest Bread Company
Maria Johnson
Cory Mayberry
Lynn Burch
Andriana Dul
Charlotte Green
Mary Jonasen
Thomas Mayer & Jeanne Thorsen
Aaron Burke
Rosemarie & John Dunlop
Anthony Gregory
Edwin Jones
Christopher Mayes
Cynthia Burke
Leonard & Judy DuPree
Kurt Gremmert
Owen Jones
Rosemary & Jim McAuliffe
Courtney Burnett
Marty Duque Sr.
Kim Griffin
Hosang & Youngae Kang
Casey McBride
Andraya Bustad
Maryel D. Duzan
Krichelle & Matthew Groth
Kaufman Chiropractic
Patrick & Claudia McClain
Jeffrey Camp
Joseph Eaton
Susan Grumman
Elaheh Kavoosi
James McCool Jr.
Charles & Michelle Carey
Thomas Eckley
Fumitaka Kawasaki
Alyson McCormick
Carnegie Corporation of New
York
JoLynn Edwards & Hal Opperman
Martha Groom & Daniel
Grunbaum
Dawn Kelly-Long
Janet McDaniel
Amy Egan
Karina Guadiz
Helen Kendall
J. Rhonda & David McFerran
Cascadia Community College
Foundation
Alicia Eimers
Diana Gudaus
Micah Keochanpheng
Torrance McKeag
Jean Eisele
Jacinda Guenthner
Robert Kernkamp Jr.
David McKee
Elizabeth Elliott
Judy Gustafson
Erin Kerrigan
Cheryl McNees
Carmell Emory
Paula Haddad
Sarah Kerrigan
William McWilliams
Christopher Eng
Haggen Top Food & Drug
Oleg Khomitskiy
Assal Meftahi
Jennifer Engle
Scott Haines
Yeun Kim
Cheryl Meier
Jared Ensey
Brenda Hall
David & Silvia Kinney
George Mekhail
Michelle Ensey
Timothy Hall
Heidi Kinsella
Yongyoot Meko
William Erdly
Travis Hall
John & Anne Kinsella
Jenya Melnik
Richard Evans
Holly Hamar
Kathy Kirchner
Kim & Richard Metcalfe
Tyler & Patti Fenton
Tanya & Michael Hamilton
Annesha Kneip
Mia Roma
Christie Feola
Marta Hammond
Jonn Knutson
Microsoft Corporation
Sunni Ferrin
Crystal Hansen
Stephen Knutzen
Kyle Minar
Douglas & Carole Fett
Linda Hardman
Mark Kochanski
James Mitre
Lucita Figueroa
Maureen Hardman
Bruce Kochis & Susan Davis
Jody Monahan
Yon Fisher
Richard Harrigill
Melanie Kollmai
Dawn Moncalieri
Greg Fisk
Marcus Harris
Viktoriya & Lev Korsunskiy
Susan & T. L. Moore Jr.
Mark Fitzpatrick
Jayson Hart
Michael Moya
Catherine Flanagan
Steve Haw
Andrea Kovalesky & John
Mickelson
Meredith Floyd
Brian Hayes
Ronald Krabill & Nancy Chupp
George Mumford lll
Fluke Corporation
Dorothy & Kenneth Heiret
Sandeep Krishnamurthy
Teresa Murphy
Francis Fong
Jonathan & Sarah Hendrich
The Kroger Company
Suzanne Murray
Joseph & Shirley Fong
Linda & Craig Hendrickson
Elizabeth Krzyminski
Jenny Muscatell
Maureen Fonken
Herbert B. Jones Foundation
Tasinpong Kwunchaithunya
Brooke Muzzy
Eric Herbig
Anita Lakha
Cynthia & David Collette
Foundation of the National
Student Nurses’ Foundation
Teresa Nairn
Robert & Joan Hertel
George Lampe
John Comstock
Orsolya Nance
William & Jennifer Frankhouser
Michael & Andrea Hess
Joanne Langlais
Cheryl Cooke
Megan Neal
Jason Frias
Jeanne Heuving
John & Julie Larpenteur
James Cooper
Meghan Newton
Terri Frix
Hillcrest Bakery
Bridget Larsen
Mihaela & Adrian Cotiga
Hai Nguyen
Munehiro Fukuda
Cinnamon Hillyard
Corinne Larsen
Country Village
Han Nguyen
Kanita Fuller
Moya Hines-Yates
Ronald Larsen
Edward Cox
Mary Nguyen
Peter Gallagher
Kieu Ho
Salina Larson
Steven & Pamela Cox
Phuong Nguyen
Michelle Gamboa
Loc Hoang
Gregory Lawrence
Susan & James Craven
Keith Nitta
Benjamin Gardner
Steven & Jonilou Holland
Julia Lawrence
Colleen Cullen & Mark Martino
Joshua Norige
Celeste Gates
Jennifer Holling
Bayley Le
Stephanie Dahlin
Daniel Geller
Taylor Holmes
Sarah Leadley
Northshore Scholarship
Foundation
Colin Danby & S. Charusheela
Max E. Gellert
Pamela Home
April Lee
Philip Novak
Tho Dang
Chanel George-Wilson
Ruth & Richard Honour
Janet Lee
NVIDIA Corporation
Pasha Danishek
Jennifer Gibson
Janiece & Robert Hopper
Alan Leong
Charles Nyman
Darigold, Inc.
Joshua Gielgens
Inna & Eugene Horton
Carol Leppa & Constance Miller
Diane & Dennis Obermeier
Elaine David
Kirill Gil
Lauren & Brant Hubbard
Kevin Leung
Emily O’Connor
John Davidson
Simran Gill
Brianna Hudson
Wenzhen Li
Marissa O’Connor
Eric Davis
Sonya Gill
Onorina Huffman
Chun Jong Liu
Odwalla
John Davis Jr.
Deanna Godsey
Gerald Long
Clark & Rebecca Olson
Jonathan & Susan Dawson
Warren & Julia Gold
Independent Insurance Agents
and Brokers of King County
Neil & Lesley Low
Lori Otnes
Patricia Deisher
David Goldstein
Inline Chiropractic
Ruobo & Eliza Lu
Donna Oved
Renee Delong
Mark Goldyn
Sharon Ivey
Toni-Ann Lupinacci
Jaclyn Owings
Paul Dement
Tavia Gonce
Charles & Susan Jackels
Inna Lyublin
Laurence & Shelly Parfitt
James DeRosa
Hugo Gonzalez
Heather Jacobo
Jennifer Manchester
Barbara Parker
Nicole Deviou
Dana Good
Daniel Jacoby & Nancy Beaudet
Matthew Manion
Emily Parker
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Sarah Castoriano
Jeffrey Chalfan
Kent & Barbara Chaplin
Richard & Virginia Chappelle
Chateau Ste. Michelle
Eric Chen
Yi-Ping Chen
Cara Cheney
Jordan Chester
Philip Chiappini
Sandra Ching
Emily Christian
Troy Christiansen
William Christopher
Seung & Hyung Chun
City of Bothell
City of Woodinville
Clark Nuber, PS
Carey & David Clay
Jill Coates
Jessica Cochran
Sedonia Cochran
Muddy Buddy Dog Wash
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Leland Paul
Daniel Sandoval
David Stokes
Nico & Deidra Vanderhorst
Mariana Peeva
Ryan & Elizabeth Sawyer
Ryan & Hilary Storey
Franak Variava
UW Bothell Endowments
Marin & Mark Peffer
Leslie Schiffman
Robert Stowe
Verity Credit Union
Rosary Perez
William & Barbara Schink
Frances Stuart
Verizon Northwest, Inc.
Katelyn Petter
Jennifer Schmidt
Sylvia & Kenneth Sturgill
Daniel Vinyar
Douglas M. and Barbara
J. Allan Endowed Student
Support Fund
Joshua Pfau
Stephanie Schmidt
Thomas Sulewski
Visio Corporation
Sarah Pietsch
George Schoeppel
Summit Security & Sound System
Vitalah, LLC
Patricia & Chuck Piper
Mark & Barbara Schubert
Hong Sun
Lisa & John Volk
Nancy Place
Bryon Schultz
Kelvin Sung
Keith Vonderharr
Tateum Plant
Robert & Phyllis Schultz
Super Jock ‘n Jill
Devdatta Waghdhare
Theresa & Christopher Platz
Jeff Schweinfurth
Etsuko Suzuki
Jeffrey & Laura Waibel
Patricia & Jerry Plymire
William Seaburg
Eric Svoboda
Kathleen Walden
Warren W. Buck Endowed
Scholarship for Undergraduate
Students
Kenyon Chan and Shirley
Hune Endowed Student
Support Fund
Hung Dang and Odette
Austria Endowed Student
Emergency Support Fund
Barbara Pollack
Kirk Sealls
Alan Tagle
John Walker
Boris Poperny
The Seattle Mariners
Galen Takamura
Susan & R. B. Walker
Marion Power
Adrienne Tasanasanta
Natasha Waller
Rebecca Price
Seattle Seahawks Charitable
Foundation
Jeanna Taylor
Baijie Wang
Richard and Anne Penny
Endowed Student Support
Fund
Rod Proctor and Lynn Ries
Seattle Sounders, L.L.C.
Maggie & Randal Taylor
Jeffrey Warhden
Jonathan Seay Jr.
Ethel Jenisch Rose Endowment
Craig & Shirley Purkey
Donald Thomas
Emily Warn
Minette Racz
Randy & Melanie Serroels
Margo Thomas
Brieanne Warren
Jonathan Radosevich
Fatima Shah
Rubye Thomas
Paula Waters
Richard & Lois Worthington
Family Foundation
Erin Shapleigh
Debra Thompson
Amber Webb
Rick & Karen Shea
William Thompson
Josephine Webb
Rama Oskouian, DMD, PLLC
Tiffany Shelford
Lauren Tietje
Cynthia Weber
Jennifer & Charles Rapuzzi
Hangsuk Shin
Ronald & Gail Tilden
Emily Weber
John & Kathleen Rasmussen
Sally & Robert Shinstrom
Laretha & Joseph Todd
Keri & Jeremy Welcome
Joan Ready
Udayasimha Shivaswamy
Eiko & Masashige Toguchi
Nadezhda Welter
April Reagan
Jeffrey Siegel
Sarah Toland
Katharine & William Whitson Sr.
Sierra Rediger
Mary Sikes
Jamie Toll
Lindsey & Chris Wille
Redmond Physical Therapy
Suzanne Sikma
Hai Ton
Kimberly Wilson & John Downs
David & Michelle Renschler
Chai Sim & David Chow
Total Rental Center, Inc.
Thomas Wiltsey
Jennifer Reubish
Lyubov Sisunenko
Kathy Townsend
Allison Reynolds
Robyn Smidley
Trader Joe’s Company
Mark Windschitl & Pamela
Joseph
Nathan Rimmer
Duncan & Vanessa Smith
John Trenkamp
Ka’ohe Wong
Road ID
Nolan Smith
Trilogy at Redmond Ridge
Koper & Clara Wong
Road Runner Sports
Patricia Smith
Tru Health
Alan & Wei-Ping Wood
Ehtel Jenisch Rose
Samuel & Madeline Smith
Alena Truong
Norman & Louise Rose
Shirley Smith
Linh Truong
Woodinville Rotary Charitable
Foundation
Ryan Roberts
Wilma & John Smith
Phu Truong
Eileen Robison & Tom Noonan
Kelly & Virgil Snyder
Quynh Truong
Rock Wood Fire Pizza
David Soister
George Tucker
Paul Rogers
Judy & Johann Sorenson
Andrea Turner
Denise Rollin
Sparta’s Pizza & Spaghetti House
Michael Turner
Augusto & Aimee Rosario
State Farm Insurance
University Book Store
Michael Rousos
Steven & Lindy Springmeyer
Dianne Uplinger
Ruby’s Diner
Michael Stalica
UW Alumni Association
Elizabeth Rusnak
Starbucks Coffee Company
Jenelle Van Eynde
Sai Mai Bar and Restaurant
Rosalinda Steele
Kelsie Van Tine
Julie & Jeffrey Sanborn
John Stewart
Rick & Stephanie Van Tine
Eric Sanders
Kyle Stewart
Laurel Van Valkenburg
Nicole Sanderson
Michael & Bilin Stiber
Nancy & Don Van Valkenburg
Serena Word & Thomas Lindley
John Wright
Michael & Katrina Zachacz
Carol Zander
Richard C. & Lois M.
Worthington Distinguished
Teaching Awards
Richard C. & Lois M.
Worthington Endowed
Scholarship
Richard and Lois Worthington
Foundation Endowment for
Excellence in Technology
University of Washington
Bothell Alumni Scholarship
Endowment
University of Washington
Bothell Chancellor’s
Endowment Fund
University of Washington
Bothell Computing & Software
Systems Endowed Fund
University of Washington
Bothell Founders Endowed
Fellowship
University of Washington
Bothell Masters of
Management/MBA Faculty
Development Endowed Fund
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