As we approach the final week of our campaign, we would like to reflect on the immense generosity of our donors. We are so close to reaching our goal, and we couldn't be more grateful to those who have already donated. You have truly made a difference in the lives of student biologists at KU.

To commemorate this final week, we are sharing our third and final interview with Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) graduate student and 2018 EEB Graduate Student Organization Professional Development Travel Scholarship winner Keely Brown. If you are interested in learning more about the positive impact your gift has on student biologists, watch this short video below, in which Keely discusses what opportunity the award allowed her to pursue, and how it directly impacted her success as a student biologist. 

We have now officially reached the halfway point in our campaign, and we are thrilled to be more than halfway towards our fundraising goal! Thank you so much to all who have donated thus far.

If you are interested in learning more about the positive impact your gift has on student biologists, watch this short video below, in which Javier Torres López, graduate student in the department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and one of three recipients of an EEB Graduate Student Organization Professional Development Travel Scholarship in 2018 discusses what opportunity the award allowed him to pursue, and how it directly impacted his success as a student biologist.

What an amazing first week! Thank you to all who have donated–we have already made significant progress toward our campaign goal, and are looking forward to another successful week!

If you are interested in learning more about the positive impact your gift has on student biologists, watch this short video below, in which Anna Klompen, graduate student in the department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) and one of three recipients of an EEB Graduate Student Organization Professional Development Travel Scholarship in 2018 discusses what opportunity the award allowed her to pursue, and how it directly impacted her success as a student biologist.