William H. Gates Public Service Law Scholarship Program
Created in honor of UW Regent and Campaign UW Chair William H. Gates Sr ('49, '50).'s 80th birthday, this program will award five scholarships a year for 80 years. The program gives UW School of Law students an opportunity to pursue a career in public service, and it enhances the School of Law's ability to attract the very best students. In exchange for full tuition and other expenses, recipients commit to working in public service for five years following graduation. In addition to the scholarships, the program also provides support for seminars, a speaker series, internships, job placement, and several opportunities for Gates PSL Scholars and other UW law students to collaborate on public service issues with other law schools in Washington state. Support UW Law | Learn More

The Arthur R. and Anna Mae Paulsen Lecture at UW Tacoma
Beginning in 2008, this new lecture series will enhance both UW Tacoma and the South Sound community. Inspired by the Walker-Ames Lecture Series, which has brought eminent scholars to the University's Seattle campus since 1936, Arthur R. Paulsen ('40, '46) created a similar lecture series at UW Tacoma. The gift will create an endowed fund, called the Arthur R. and Anna Mae Paulsen Visiting Chair in Public Affairs, to support bringing well-known public figures to campus. Visiting lecturers will address a range of political and social issues. Support UW Tacoma | Learn More

Kathy and Steve Berman Environmental Law Clinic
The Kathy and Steve Berman Environmental Law Clinic, established in 2003 by the Bermans, prepares students to become knowledgeable legal advocates for the Pacific Northwest's environmental concerns. The clinic brings a revewed focus to the School of Law's environmental track, and helps prepare law students to become knowledgable and effective environmental law practitioners.by familiarizing students with emerging issues in environmental law through investigations, case developments, and consultations with faculty, practicing lawyers and scientific experts. Support UW Law | Learn More