Regents Scholars Program

Success Stories

Scholarship winners: The student experience.

Here's what some of the University's first Distinguished Regents Scholar award winners have to say about their college experience at Washington State.

Discovering a unique academic community

Kathryn Gehrett Kathryn Gehrett
Major: Chemical Engineering
"The camaraderie you feel in Pullman is pretty impressive."
Inga Zornes Inga Zornes
Major: Music Education
"I discovered my passion for music while at WSU."

 

Launching future achievements

Jeremy Stalberger Jeremy Stalberger
Major: Mathematics (Actuarial Science Emphasis)
Put his studies to use starting a high-tech business with fellow students.
Emily Gish Emily Gish
Major: Biological Science
Will graduate from the WSU College of Pharmacy with a doctorate in pharmacy in two years.
Dan Pederson Dan Pederson
Majors: Computer Engineering, Bioengineering
"We have a lot of good professors here. You know that what they're teaching, you can really use."

 

Finding leadership and service opportunities

Janeen Heath Janeen Heath 
Majors: Political Science (Global Affairs), Communication (Broadcasting)
Ran for student office—and now is the newly elected vice president of the University's student government.
Steffany McCowen Steffany McCowen
Major: Organizational Communication
Started a new chapter of the communication studies honor society.

 

A distinguished community

The graduating Distinguished Regents Scholar awardees

The graduating Distinguished Regents Scholar awardees were honored by the University's Board of Regents during a luncheon at the WSU Alumni Center.

They enjoyed one-on-one conversations with the president of the University and the members of the Board of Regents, who welcomed them into the next phase of their Washington State University experience—joining a network of Cougar alumni who are making a positive difference in the state, the nation, and the world.

Scholarship Winners Archive

Meet the Distinguished Regents Scholars of the
WSU Class of 2006

Life is good at WSU.

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A unique richness of students, faculty, location, activities, and organizations creates a full, lively student life at the University. This section gives you the insider's view on student life and a sampling of the opportunities here.

"Glimpses." Students talk about life at WSU

These brief posts are written by WSU students to give you a personal look through their window on campus life.

 

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