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For experiences that help us grow, for a chance to influence change, for the ability to live out a mission, we at Whitworth thank you.It is the entire Whitworth family that betters the lives of students every single day. Your choice to make a gift to Whitworth means that they are able to experience classes, programs, study abroad opportunities, athletics, and so much more. It means they are able to participate in a vibrant community that endeavors to live out the dreamed by George Whitworth more than 125 years ago.

It is often difficult to find a way to express gratitude and show the difference your investment makes, but the people featured here represent a small sample of those who benefit every day from your continued support.

Thank you. You are part of the 125-year history that has made Whitworth the institution it is today, and you are part of the movement to ensure that generations students will continue to receive a mind-and-heart education in the years to come.

Theo
Engineering Physics

I grew up in San Diego, where I attended a Christian school for both middle school and high school. I invested most of my time in education, football, lacrosse, and Boy Scouts.

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Kathryn
Theology

It's been a little over a year since my last interview, and much has changed -- my major, my worldview, and my ultimate calling in life. However, in the midst of these...

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Justin
Political Science

Two of the greatest gifts my parents ever gave me were raising me up in the church and the idea that education is important and will get you far in life. About 25 years ago, my...

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L. Denice
English Language Arts

I never imagined that at the age of 31 I would be the director of education and employment programs at a nonprofit community-action agency. As the leader of managers and...

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Pam
Professor of English, Whitworth University

My story begins along the banks of the River Kwai, in Thailand, where I was the fourth child of missionaries. The story picked up again in Yakima, Wash., the year my family...

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Sarah
Vocal performance (music)

It's interesting to me how, as a student enters college, he or she is consistently reminded, “You're an adult now.” While that may be true on some level, I think that I've grown...

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Alma
Sociology

Whitworth seems like a surreal dream-come-true at times. Because I am a first-generation Latina undocumented student coming from a working-class agricultural community, any kind...

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Maverick
International Business

My name is Maverick Johnston, and a maverick some say I am. I’ve spent my entire life in Spokane until recently, when I spent a semester in China, which changed the way I see...

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