Dr. Leonard Levine is a Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science who retired from UWM in 2000. Dr. Levine and his late wife, Marilyn Levine, have been longtime supporters of UWM students. Through their scholarships, they seek to make higher...

UWM has been a meaningful place for the Healy family for over fifty years. David and Ann Healy taught UWM students for more than thirty years. Professor David Healy joined UWM’s Department of History in 1966 and taught courses on the history of American foreign...

Dr. Paul Fischer created this scholarship in 2023, the year of his retirement from UWM. Dr. Fischer served as a professor and the chair of the UWM accounting area for more than 50 years. His areas of specialization include financial reporting issues with an emphasis...

Dr. Philip F. Judy earned his undergraduate degree in Applied Science from the UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science in 1964. He received a Ph.D. in Radiological Sciences (Physics) in 1971 from UW-Madison. In 1973, he joined the Physics and Engineering...

Dr. Lambrecht, Professor Emeritus and Dean of the UWM College of Health Sciences from 1998-2008, also co-led the establishment of UWM’s Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health. In 2008, he left UWM to become the President of the Aurora Research Institute, at...

Harriet Fox Gordon graduated from UWM with a Bachelor of Science in Education and a concentration in lower elementary education in 1960. An appreciative graduate, Harriet has spent her entire career working with elementary school children. Her radiant smile and her...

The Cialdini Fellowships are made possible by a generous gift to UWM from Dr. Robert Cialdini ’67 and Bobette Gorden. An internationally recognized social psychologist, Dr. Cialdini is a Milwaukee native and an alumnus of the Department of Psychology who received...

Dr. Robert T. Balmer joined UWM’s College of Engineering and Applied Science in 1969 after spending a year as a NATO Visiting Professor at the University of Naples in Italy. After nearly 30 years at UWM, he moved to Union College in New York as Dean of Engineering...

Dr. Fred Eckman is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Linguistics at UWM. Dr. Eckman received his Ph.D. at the University of Indiana and joined the faculty at UWM in 1977. He was then named a Distinguished Professor in 2013. During his 43 year career at UWM, Dr....

Dr. John R. Johnson served as Professor in the Department of Communication from 1978 until his retirement in 2011. Dr. Johnson taught in the areas of professional and organizational communication, and his research foci were applied organizational communication and...

This scholarship was created by Dr. William Halloran with gifts made to honor his retirement and service to the University as a former Dean of the College of Letters & Science.

The late Dr. McPherson served as a professor of Electrical Engineering at UWM from 1967 until his death in 1995. His wife, Edith, with family and friends, established the scholarship in his memory. Edith passed away in 2017.

A member of the founding faculty in political science, Ed Jackamonis left the classroom for a 12 year career in the Wisconsin legislature in 1970. He retired as Speaker of the House in 1982 and continued his career in state service as Executive Director of the...

From 1920 until she retired in 1954 with emeritus standing, Edna Louise Mason served this institution as the college nurse when it was the Milwaukee Normal School, the Milwaukee State Teachers College, and the Wisconsin State College. During the first seven years on...

Mary Jo Stipek was a teacher in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS). Her passion was promoting literacy, which she continued after working in MPS by volunteering at Milwaukee Achievers. Mary Jo felt reading skills were critical to not only learning but also living a...

Ed Vander Grinten attended Messmer High School and selected UWM so he could live at home to save money. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Accounting in 1966 and his MBA in 1970, although his undergraduate and graduate years were divided by two years of military...

Beth Gonia created this scholarship in memory of her late husband, Michael Gonia.

Engberg Anderson Architects is a community-driven architecture team. Our focus is on a design that serves a greater purpose, improving the quality of life for the users of our buildings, both in the Midwest and around the US.

Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA) is an architecture, interior design, and master planning firm located in Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin, and in Denver, Colorado. Our 114-year-old firm specializes in workplace, healthcare, learning, living, science + technology,...

Henry Maksimowicz (1926-2010) proudly served his country with the US Marine Corp in WWII, and was a retiree of Nordberg Manufacturing Company. Dorothy Maksimowicz (1922-2006), Henry’s wife, was a 1943 graduate of the Milwaukee State Teachers College, a forerunner to...

For 28 years, Hilma “Chris” Swan Dikander was a teacher in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), providing the city’s youngest students with a positive start to their educational careers. Born in India to missionary parents, Chris earned her Bachelor of Education degree in...

Professor Mariele Schirmer taught both French and German at Wisconsin State College, one of UWM’s predecessor institutions, and then continued on as a member of the faculty in the German program at UWM. She retired in 1960 after a 42 year teaching career and died in...

Martine Darmon Meyer (1929-2013) was a beloved professor of French language, literature and civilization at UWM for more than 40 years. Born in Casablanca, Morocco, she left Northern Africa to study English at Smith College, and continued her education at UW-Madison,...

Both UWM alumni, Walter Mundschau (1935-2015) received his undergraduate degree in Accounting in 1961, and his wife Ruth (1938-2007) received her undergraduate degree in Early Childhood Education in 1960. ?Walt? led Kalmbach Publishing as its President from...

Eurofins Scientific is an international life sciences company which provides a unique range of analytical testing services to clients across multiple industries. The Group believes it is the world leader in food, environment, pharmaceutical and cosmetics products...

Evelyn Evert Huegel was a woman respected for her zest for life and her willingness to serve. This scholarship was established when she died. For a new or continuing student in any area of study. Available to full or part-time students.

Evelyn Petshek (1917-2010), a native of England, met her husband Kirk R. Petshek (1913-1973) in London just after World War II. The couple immigrated to the U.S. and moved to Milwaukee in 1962 when Kirk accepted a position as Professor of Urban Affairs and Business...

The Holahan Prize celebrates forty years of outstanding research, service and teaching by William L. Holahan, Professor Emeritus of Economics (1972-2013). In addition to serving as Department Chair for nearly a decade and writing seminal articles in economic theory,...