Partners
Antioch University Seattle
President Lori Varlotta
www.antiochseattle.edu
Bellevue College
President David May
www.bellevuecollege.edu
Central Washington University
President A. James Wohlpart
www.cwu.edu
Eastern Washington University
President Shari McMahan
www.ewu.edu
Edmonds College
President Amit Singh
www.edcc.edu
Everett Community College
President Chemene Crawford
www.everettcc.edu
Grays Harbor College
President Carli Schiffner
www.ghc.edu
Green River College
President Suzanne Johnson
www.greenriver.edu
Pacific Lutheran University
President Allan Belton
www.plu.edu
“As I reflect on my time at UPS, I am inspired by the resiliency and tenacity that I was privileged to witness in working with various clients. Also, through this experience, I have developed an even greater appreciation for inclusivity in clinical practice and my commitment to diversity.”
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences
President Michael H Mittelman
www.pnwu.edu
Pierce College – Fort Steilacoom
President Matthew Campbell
www.pierce.ctc.edu
Pierce College –District
Chancellor Julie White
www.pierce.ctc.edu
Pierce College – Puyallup
President Chio Flores
www.pierce.ctc.edu
Renton Technical College
President Yoshiko Harden
www.rtc.edu
Saint Martin’s University
President Bill Brownsberger
www.stmartin.edu
Seattle Central College
Chancellor Rosie Rimando-Chareunsap
www.seattlecentral.edu
Seattle University
President Edwardo Peñalver
www.seattleu.edu
Spokane College District
Chancellor Kevin Brockbank
ccs.spokane.edu
“After the college had a faculty member die by suicide, the Hope Squad (Suicide Prevention Program) was looked at differently from the community. Since then, the Hope Squad is actively working in 7 grade schools in Grays Harbor County.”
Spokane Community College
President Jenni Martin
scc.spokane.edu
Spokane Falls Community College
Interim President Patrick McEachern
www.spokanefalls.edu
Tacoma Community College
President Ivan Harrell II
www.tacomacc.edu
The Evergreen State College
Interim President John Carmichael
www.evergreen.edu
University of Puget Sound
President Isiaah Crawford
www.pugetsound.edu
University of Washington
President Robert Jones
www.washington.edu
University of Washington – Bothell
Chancellor Kristin Esterberg
www.uwb.edu
University of Washington – Tacoma
Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange
www.tacoma.uw.edu
Walla Walla Community College
President Alex Bryan
www.wwcc.edu
“I have seen the small room at Green Hill school (College class) turn into a room where all the residents gather and work together. Despite the circumstances they face, education is making them closer and thinking about the future. . .The road might be long, but the following spring will consist of the first group of students graduating with their AA at Green Hill School. Some might be the first ones to earn a college degree in their family and this will be remembered at GHS.”
Washington State University – Pullman
Chancellor Elizabeth Cantwell
www.everett.wsu.edu
Washington State University – Everett
Chancellor Paul Pitre
www.everett.wsu.edu
Washington State University – Global Campus
Chancellor Dave Cillay
www.online.wsu.edu
Washington State University — Spokane
Chancellor Daryll DeWald
spokane.wsu.edu
Washington State University — Tri-Cities
Chancellor Sandra Haynes
www.tricities.wsu.edu
Washington State University – Vancouver
Interim Chancellor Sandra Haynes
www.vancouver.wsu.edu
Wenatchee Valley College
President Faimous Harrison
www.wvc.edu
Western Washington University
President Sabah Randhawa
www.wwu.edu
Whatcom Community College
President Justin Guillory
www.whatcom.edu
Whitworth University
President Scott McQuilkin
www.whitworth.edu
“The Advocacy and Basic Needs Resource Center on the Evergreen state college is where I served many of my AmeriCorps hours, as well as at the Thurston County food bank to create connections between community members and resources. The Basic Needs Center has become a space for assembling resources, assessing student needs, and accepting people who self identify as low income, houseless or otherwise in need . . . I met with students who really appreciate the improved capacity to meet needs on campus, including one student who I helped to apply for an emergency financial aid grant and recommended applying for SNAP benefits to acquire supplementary grocery money”