Awarded to CWU upperclassmen who demonstrate exceptional aptitude in their area of specialization. Purchase your CWU license plate today to help support this scholarship. 

Awarded to deserving CWU students who demonstrate participation in school activities and academic excellence who also have recommendations from department staff.

The Alumni Cap and Gown Fund raises support for graduates that may not otherwise be able to afford their cap and gown. This fund also provides each recipient with an annual membership to the alumni association. To leave a personal message for a student, email alumni@cwu.edu after you've made your donation. 

Provides financial support for incoming first year students whose parent, step-parent, or grandparent is a CWU alumnus and who have demonstrated financial need.

Provides financial support for non-traditional students (three-year absence from high school or from enrollment in another educational institution) with demonstrated financial need.

Provides financial support for a student who transferred from another Washington State institution, who has demonstrated financial need, has a cumulative GPA between 2.0 and 2.7 ,and has documented accommodation on file with CWU's Office of Disability Services. Preferred majors are construction management, accounting, or marketing.

Provides financial support for entering freshmen or transfer students from community colleges. Students will have shown leadership and involvement in their community. Preference is given to single women with Native American ethnicity that have demonstrated financial need.

Provides scholarships for upperclassmen that have a recommendation from their department chair and a faculty member. Established by the very-active graduates of the 1950s, these also support students who show strong motivation and leadership. 

Provides scholarships for upperclassmen that have a recommendation from their department chair and a faculty member.

Provides scholarships for upperclassmen that have a recommendation from their department chair and a faculty member.

Provides financial support for upper class students who have shown exceptional aptitude in their area of study.

The Ryan S. Golze Scholarship is intended to provide assistance to a student who is majoring in any College of Business degree program within business administration.

Provides financial support for students who have been out of high school for at least three years and whose GPA in high school was no higher than 2.5 or have earned a GED. This scholarship was created by Duncan Bonjorni ('51).