WSU Receives $3M for Chemistry Labs

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  Washington State University received a $3 million donation from Ned and Nancy Wogman“Washington State University received a $3 million donation for the Pullman campus’ planned Integrated Sciences Building. A WSU Insider post announced Wednesday that Ned and Nancy Wogman’s gift will furnish three instructional chemistry laboratories inside the anticipated STEM teaching facility.”
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  The donation is to furnish chemistry labs in the upcoming Integrated Sciences Building“Washington State University received a $3 million donation for the Pullman campus’ planned Integrated Sciences Building. A WSU Insider post announced Wednesday that Ned and Nancy Wogman’s gift will furnish three instructional chemistry laboratories inside the anticipated STEM teaching facility.”
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  The gift will establish the Dr. Ned and Nancy Wogman Instructional Chemistry Lab Suite“The labs, named the Dr. Ned and Nancy Wogman Instructional Chemistry Lab Suite, will prepare students to contributing to scientific research through hands-on learning and STEM-based education.”
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  The new lab suite will replace Heald Hall“The Integrated Sciences Building will replace Heald Hall on the local campus. Crews are demolishing the hall and the facility’s design plan is currently being reviewed, the post indicated.”
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  Heald Hall is currently being demolishedNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The Wogmans are both WSU chemistry alumniNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The Wogmans are former Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientists“Ned Wogman is a 1961 WSU chemistry alumnus who went on to receive a Ph.D. in physical chemistry from Purdue University. The post said he contributed four decades to Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and retired as chief scientist of the lab’s National Security Directorate. Nancy Wogman also spent more than two decades at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the post said.”
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  The Wogmans have previously supported WSU through professorships and scholarships“The Wogmans have previously donated to provide professorships, fellowships and scholarships at WSU.”
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  The new labs will provide hands-on learning spaces for STEM education“The labs, named the Dr. Ned and Nancy Wogman Instructional Chemistry Lab Suite, will prepare students to contributing to scientific research through hands-on learning and STEM-based education.”
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  Construction plans for the new labs are currently under reviewNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.