Challenges
Schools and Special Programs Challenges
ARTS & SCIENCES
The Fullgraf Family Scholarship Challenge
Jan Fullgraf Golann and Charles S. Fullgraf, directors of the Fullgraf Foundation, have generously established a
$1 million Fullgraf Family Scholarship Challenge in support of scholarships in Arts & Sciences and the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
BROWN SCHOOL
The Kahn Family Challenge for the Brown School Annual Fund
Gene and Connie Kahn, friends of the university, have established a $250,000 challenge grant to encourage increased support of the Annual Fund at the Brown School.
The Homan Family William Greenleaf Eliot Society Challenge
Scott, BS '66, and Christine Homan, BSBA '71, have established a $30,000 Eliot Society Challenge to encourage increased support for the Brown School Annual Fund.
OLIN BUSINESS SCHOOL
The Bob and Barbara Frick Olin Centennial Challenge
Bob and Barbara Frick, longtime supporters of Washington University, have established a $1,500,000 challenge in honor of the Olin Business School's centennial. The Fricks hope to inspire alumni, parents, and friends to make a contribution in support of the world-class business education Olin provides.
SAM FOX SCHOOL
Edie Brown, parent of Zachary Kimberling, AB '09, has established a generous challenge fund that will match all new and increased gifts of scholarship to the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE
The Fullgraf Family Scholarship Challenge
Jan Fullgraf Golann and Charles S. Fullgraf, directors of the Fullgraf Foundation, have generously established a
$1 million Fullgraf Family Scholarship Challenge in support of scholarships in Arts & Sciences and the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
Peter, BS '80, and Lin Young have established a $250,000 challenge grant to encourage new, increased, and multi-year gifts to support the Annual Fund for the School of Engineering & Applied Science.
Michele Liebman, BS '86 and Janet Holloway, MS '83, established this $60,000 challenge to encourage new Eliot Society membership and support female students in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
SCHOOL OF LAW
The Tanenbaum Family Eliot Society Challenge for the School of Law
The $100,000 Tanenbaum Family Eliot Society Challenge, established by John Tanenbaum, MBA '90, JD '90, and
his wife Amy, will match all new William Greenleaf Eliot Society level gifts. Gifts must be designated to the law
school.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Bob, MD/PhD ’78, and Nancy Warren challenge 500 alumni, former house staff, and friends to join them in supporting the School of Medicine through the William Greenleaf Eliot Society. All new or upgraded Eliot Society memberships and multi-year pledges will count toward the $500,000 challenge goal.
Established by Carolyn Baum, PhD, OTR/I, FAOTA, this $100,000 challenge matches all gifts to the Occupational Therapy Annual Fund with a gift for scholarships.
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
Established by the Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Foundation, this $100,0000 challenge will match all gifts and multi-year commitments designated to the Washington University Libraries Annual Fund.
UNIVERSITY WIDE
The Ervin-McLeod Challenge
Established by James E. McLeod and John B. Ervin, the Ervin-McLeod Challenge will match all new and increased gifts and multi-year commitments designated to the John B. Ervin Scholars Program or the James E. McLeod Scholars Program, up to $150,000.
The Goldberg Family Internship Stipend Challenge
Washington University Parents Jeffrey and Heller Goldberg have established a generous $250,000 challenge fund to encourage donors to contribute to the Washington University Career Center and increase financial support for undergraduate internship stipends.