Protected: Climate resilience from the ground up
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Katherine Minielly, McKelvey School of Engineering Class of 2025
Thirteen years after graduation, Chip Hiemenz still leans on lessons learned at WashU in his role as vice president of key accounts at Hunter Engineering Company
By Abbi Telander It sounds like an advertisement: Fun-loving millennial couple seeks friends with shared interests and philanthropic values. Love for WashU a must. The Dills and the Smiths, who reside in St. Louis, share similar stories. All four are native Midwesterners who came to WashU looking for a collaborative academic experience that would balance […]
At WashU Medicine, 59% of medical and Medical Scientist Training Program students receive a full-tuition scholarship. Additionally, 29% of medical students receive a partial-tuition scholarship. These students come to WashU from across the United States and around the world, determined to make connections, create knowledge, and find ways to improve their communities near and far. […]
At WashU, 42% of undergraduate students receive scholarship support, and a majority of graduate students do as well. These students come to WashU from across the United States and around the world, determined to make connections, create knowledge, and find ways to improve their communities near and far. Davin Hickman-Chow, McKelvey Engineering Class of 2025, […]
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Diane Steinkamp, MBA ’04, came to WashU in 2002 looking for a change. She had been working in consulting since graduating from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1996, and she was ready for a new challenge in her adopted home of St. Louis. “I always knew I was going to get an MBA, […]
Tim Murphy, AB ’07, a 13-year veteran of Capital One, is the CFO for the commercial real estate business in Capital One’s Commercial Bank, and now brings his skills and experience to the Eliot Society as the first chair of the Benefactors Committee to reside outside of St. Louis.