Washington Pulp <strong>and</strong> Paper Foundation <strong>and</strong> the Lennart Lundberg Endowed ScholarshipThe Washington Pulp <strong>and</strong> Paper Foundation (WPPF), an organization <strong>of</strong> member companies, alumni, <strong>and</strong> friends continues its strongsupport for the College’s Paper Science <strong>and</strong> Engineering (PSE) program. The WPPF represents an investment in the future throughstudents <strong>and</strong> technology <strong>and</strong> is committed to bringing highly qualified graduates into the paper <strong>and</strong> allied industries. Generousdonations over the years have provided an endowed fund value for student scholarships <strong>of</strong> over $2.1 million, with a growth goal <strong>of</strong> $1.3million to fully fund program scholarships. A key contribution in 2004 was a gift <strong>of</strong> $120,000 from the will <strong>of</strong> Lennart Lundberg that, alongwith a $60,000 UW Founder’s Initiative match, established the Lennart A. Lundberg Endowed Scholarship. Lundberg was president <strong>and</strong>chairman <strong>of</strong> A.H. Lundberg <strong>and</strong> Associates, an engineering design <strong>and</strong> services firm he founded with his father in 1954. The firm stillis a major supplier <strong>of</strong> services to the pulp <strong>and</strong> paper industry. Lundberg was also one <strong>of</strong> the founders <strong>of</strong> the WPPF. He helped promoteindustry support for its formation <strong>and</strong> was one <strong>of</strong> the original signers <strong>of</strong> the “Agreement <strong>of</strong> Association” in 1968. He served as an <strong>of</strong>ficer<strong>and</strong> board member <strong>and</strong> served as president during 1978-80. Lundberg’s vision <strong>and</strong> generosity will live on in the opportunities <strong>and</strong>successes enjoyed by students in the PSE program.C O R P O R A T E A N D F O U N D A T I O N D O N O R S14A. H. Lundberg Associates, Inc.ABB Industrial Systems, Inc.Acrowood CorporationAlbany InternationalAlderwood Garden ClubAndritz, Inc.Arboretum FoundationArboretum Foundation Unit 16Associated <strong>Forest</strong>ry ConsultantsBank <strong>of</strong> America FoundationThe Boeing CompanyBoise Cascade CorporationBoise Paper SolutionsBuckman Laboratories, Inc.Buhl Insurance Services, Inc.Burpee-Heronswood, Inc.Capstone TechnologyCorporationCascade Cactus <strong>and</strong> SucculentSocietyCH2M Hill FoundationCH2M Hill, Inc.ChenRagen, LLCCIBA Specialty ChemicalsClark County Farm <strong>Forest</strong>ryColumbia River CarbonatesCountry EcologyDeltic Timber CorporationEaton Cutler-HammerEKA Chemicals, Inc.Ekono, Inc.Engelhard CorporationFairmeadow Nursery, Inc.Familian Northwest, Inc.Flotsam <strong>and</strong> Jetsam GardenClubFlower Growers <strong>of</strong> Puget SoundFMC <strong>of</strong> CanadaGarber <strong>and</strong> Associates CPAsGarden Club Unit No 95(TWIGS)Garden <strong>of</strong> EveGeorgia-Pacific CorporationGreenberry IndustrialHancock Natural ResourceGroup, IncHarris GroupHercules, Inc.HilltoppersHoneywell, Inc.Hughes Electronics CorporationIBM CorporationJ. 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LockwoodFoundationLongview Fibre CompanyMcKay <strong>and</strong> Son ContractorsMenasha CorporationMetso PaperMicromed LaboratoriesMicros<strong>of</strong>t CorporationMill Creek Garden ClubMiller/Hull PartnershipMinerals Technologies, Inc.Missouri Botanical GardenMolbak’s, Inc.Monsanto CompanyMunro NurseryNalcoNational Fish <strong>and</strong> WildlifeFoundationNativeScapesNORPACNorth American Rock GardenSociety, Northwest ChapterNorth Pacific Paper CorporationNorthwest Horticultural SocietyOlympic Peninsula WaterWatchersOndeo-Nalco Chemical CompanyPacific Earth Works, Inc.PacifiCorpParametrix, Inc.Parson’s Public Relations, Inc.Patrick Dunn <strong>and</strong> Associates,LTDPendleton <strong>and</strong> Elisabeth CareyMiller Charitable FoundationPilchuck Tree FarmPima Research CompanyPima, Pacific Coast DivisionPioneer Americas, Inc.Plum Creek Timber CompanyPonderay Newsprint Co.Port Blakely Tree Farms, L.P.Port Townsend PaperCorporationPotlatch CorporationPr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>Forest</strong>ry Services,Inc.Puget Sound EnergyRecovery 1, Inc.Redmond Garden ClubRepublic UnderwritersInsurance CompanySasquatch BooksSCA Furniture Supply, Inc.Simpson FundSolvay Polymers, Inc.Sue Moss Garden DesignTacoma Garden ClubTAPPI Pacific SectionTaylor AssociatesThe Harris Group, Inc.The Hilen FoundationThe McGrath Family TrustThe Peg <strong>and</strong> Rick Young FoundationThe Rayonier FoundationThe Wollenberg FoundationUnivarUniversal Pulping, Inc.URSVoith PaperVopakW W W FoundationWashington State Federation <strong>of</strong> GardenClubsWashington Fly Fishing ClubWashington Pulp <strong>and</strong> Paper FoundationWELCO Lumber CompanyWest Seattle Arboretum Unit #83Western Polymer CorporationWeyerhaeuser CompanyWeyerhaeuser Company FoundationWild Steelhead Coalition
15Corkery Family Endowed ChairThe Corkery Family Endowed Chair in <strong>Forest</strong> Resources was established in 1991by the Corkery family to permanently commemorate their long involvement inforestry <strong>and</strong> the College <strong>of</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> Resources. The donors are all UW alumni:Jack (’39, <strong>Forest</strong> Resources), his wife Vada May (’42), his sister Alberta (’37),<strong>and</strong> brother Gregory (’41, <strong>Forest</strong> Resources). Jack <strong>and</strong> George owned CorkeryBrothers Painting Company in Seattle. The family wished to enable the Collegeto attract <strong>and</strong>/or retain distinguished faculty members who have achievednational or international recognition in the field <strong>of</strong> forest resources <strong>and</strong> whoare expected to make contributions to teaching <strong>and</strong> research in the field.In past years the Corkery Endowed Chair has provided additional funding forthe Director <strong>of</strong> the Center for Water <strong>and</strong> Watershed Studies. In 2004, the CorkeryChair was allocated to provide funding for the Director <strong>of</strong> the Precision <strong>Forest</strong>ryCooperative (PFC). The PFC, part <strong>of</strong> the Washington State Advanced TechnologyInitiative funded by the Legislature, conducts pioneering research in forestproduction, management, <strong>and</strong> manufacturing at a new scale <strong>of</strong> resolution <strong>and</strong>accuracy with the goal <strong>of</strong> producing economic <strong>and</strong> environmental benefits.