Donor Spotlight
For more than 125 years, donors have been essential to supporting the vision, programs, facilities, faculty, research, and student opportunities that make our school one of the best in the nation.
Lyle & Sharon Bighley
Helping others further their education
When Lyle Bighley was in graduate school, he received financial help from an American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Fellowship. This enabled him to complete his graduate studies. They were grateful for that assistance and wanted to pass along that same sort of help to graduate students at his alma mater.
Marsha Millonig
Giving her time, talent and treasure
Marsha Millonig is happy to give back because she credits the College of Pharmacy for the career she's enjoyed and the abilities to be self-employed working on projects that she feels make a difference.
Terry & Bette Noble
Supporting drug development to help save lives and alleviate suffering
Terry Noble is pround to have helped to solve some of the myriad issues involved with patient compliance and thus improve the health of patients and is looking forward to continuing that focus through the College of Pharmacy as a donor.
Roy Olson
College of Pharmacy’s longest loyal donor
Roy Olson had a long and rewarding career and scholarships were a simple way for him to say ‘thank you’ to our college, the University and to our profession.
Philip S. Portoghese
Supporting neuroscience research within Medicinal Chemistry
In an effort to continue and expand research in the neurosciences within the Department of Medicinal Chemistry, Philip Portoguese made a gift to establish the Philip S. Portoghese Chair in Medicinal Chemistry. The donation has given him a personal sense of accomplishment and pride.
Steve and Wendy Simenson
A shared passion for community pharmacy
Steve and Wendy Simenson are longtime, devoted supporters of the college and a key example of what a community pharmacy and pharmacists can do to bring direct patient care services to patients.