We were moved by the reality that these very bright, very qualified young people were perhaps being denied an education through a lack of funds. If anything, we need to provide young people a pathway up so they can make their way in the world. Jean Manchester Biddick (’48 BS SOHE), member of the Women’s Philanthropy Council |
|  The School of Human Ecology has an established record of excellence, based on its collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to research, teaching, and outreach. Throughout its 100-plus year history, the School has improved the quality of life for countless individuals, families and communities through programs in consumer science, community leadership, interior design, apparel and textile design, early child development, and human development across the lifespan. |
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