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"Leaders of tomorrow will be those who have the vision to see tomorrow, the intelligence to plan wisely, and the civility to listen to others." – Daniel J. Evans
At its core, the Evans School of Public Affairs is about harnessing vision, passion and leadership to foster excellence in public service. Our faculty carry on the tasks central to an educational institution - teaching students, challenging the boundaries of what is known, think hard about big, tough questions and using new knowledge to serve the common good and make the world a better place.
Philanthropy is critical to our work. We rely on our generous donors, and your support provides the means to make our vision real. Philanthropic gifts from individuals and organizations provide travel funds that allow students to participate in internships, professional meetings and conferences. They support research assistants working with faculty on innovative research. They make possible the awards that recognize excellence and student achievement. And their use as fellowships makes it possible to attract a diverse student body of the best, brightest, most promising students.
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For more information, please contact our Development Office at 206.616.9683 or evansgive@u.washington.edu.
Join the Dean's Club
Advance the Vision
Dean's Club donors embody the spirit of our mission, recognizing the important role the Evans School plays in improving the quality of public and nonprofit service. In a time when the responsibilities of the public, nonprofit, and private sectors no longer have distinct boundaries, we strive to educate leaders who promote civil civic discourse and work across political lines in order to effectively address our most pressing community challenges.
Dean's Club members share our commitment to creating more effective public sector and nonprofit organizations, new partnerships for stronger communities, and a renewed trust in government.
Members of the Dean's Club define the future of the Evans School by helping us to:
- Engage in innovative policy research
- Provide financial support to deserving students
- Recruit and retain excellent faculty members
- Bring guest lecturers, distinguished scholars, and practitioners to campus to share their expertise
You, too, can make a difference. Your generosity helps to prepare leaders and pursue ideas to transform the world – one student, one idea, one dialogue at a time.
We invite you to partner with the Evans School by joining the Dean's Club.
Benefits of Dean's Club Membership
An annual gift of $2,000 or more
- President's Club status and recognition in University of Washington's annual Report to Contributors
- UW Passport to Campus, which includes reduced-rate coupons for campus parking, borrowing privileges at the UW libraries, and other advantages
- All benefits listed below
An annual gift of $1,000 or more
- Dean's Circle status and recognition in the Evans School's Report to Contributors
- Invitations to one-on-one or small group discussions with the Dean
- All benefits listed below
An annual gift of $500 or more
- Dean's Club status and recognition in the Evans School's Report to Contributors
- Invitation to the Dean's Club annual event
- Priority notification of Evans School events
The Dean's Club recognizes donors who contribute $500 or more annually to funds within the Evans School. All gifts made during the fiscal year, including matching gifts from your employer, count toward recognition.
The Evans School Dean's Office has identified the following funding priorities:
- Evans School Enrichment Fund
- Daniel J. Evans Endowment for Excellence in Public Service
- Evans School Alumni Endowment Fund
We invite you to join the Dean's Club at the University of Washington's Evans School of Public Affairs. Make a gift online now.
For more information, please contact our Development Office at 206.616.9683 or e-mail evansgive@u.washington.edu.
Annual Report to Contributors
July 1, 2004 - June 30, 2005 (1.09 MB PDF)
July 1, 2003 - June 30, 2004 (586 KB PDF)
July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003 (420 KB PDF)