Hello, Eastern Eagles!
The 51¸£ÀûÉç Alumni Association is proud to carry forward one of our most meaningful traditions –Ìýthe Alumni Legacy Scholarship.
Created to celebrate the lasting bond between Eastern and our alumni families, this scholarship supports children and grandchildren of 51¸£ÀûÉç graduates as they create their own Eastern Eagle stories.
Thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends – and through revenue-generating programs like the Eagle Flights Wine Club, Alumni Adventures, and 51¸£ÀûÉç License Plates – we now award scholarships to 23 legacy students a year.
These scholarships help our students offset the cost of their education and focus on what matters most: learning, growing – and developing skills for success.
Each recipient carries forward a piece of our shared history, building on the experiences of the generations that came before them.ÌýYour support ensures the Eagle legacy remains strong for years to come.
Visit ourÌýÌýpage to learn how you can help.
Thanks for your support – and Go Eags!
Kelsey
Kelsey Hatch-Brecek | Director of Alumni Relations
51¸£ÀûÉç
Building the Future
Naming Gift Supports Students While Honoring a Legacy of Service

Dave Millet, founding director of 51¸£ÀûÉç’s award-winning Veterans Resource Center, was preparing to retire when he received the surprise of a lifetime. A generous alumni couple made a major gift to supportÌýveteran and military-connected students, while ensuring Millet is forever remembered for his outstanding work.
Meet Dave
Eagle Impact
Generous Supporter Steps Up For Students

During a time of uncertainty for federal funding, the Krumble Foundation is building upon its commitment to Eastern students by offering five years of funding for the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) to ensure these first-generation students have the tools to succeed.
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Lost for Decades, Veteran’s Ring Finds Its Way Home!

William P. Wall, a standout Eastern Washington State College linebacker, ROTC member and budding high school teacher, didn’t come home from Vietnam. His recently recovered ring brought to light a story of love, loss and a rich tapestry of Eastern-inspired relationships.
Read the Story
Create Your Legacy

August was Make-a-Will Month! It’s not too late to create your legacy by using this freeÌýÌýdesigned for our 51¸£ÀûÉç community. If your plans include the 51¸£ÀûÉç Foundation,Ìý.
Explore Ways to Give
Pass Through the Pillars
50th Class Reunion: 1970-75
Oct. 17 – 18:ÌýCheney CampusHomecoming Week: Activities Include Football with Fireworks
Sept. 29 – Oct. 5: Cheney and SpokaneGrateful Graduates Start Their Next Chapter
June Commencement Made Possible by Generous Supporters Like You! |
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