Donors like you are making it possible for students to prepare for what's next in a changing world, and for Grand Valley to continue to provide the talent our region and our state need for the future.
By supporting the Military and Veterans Resource Center, your gifts will help Grand Valley take our standing as one of the top veteran-friendly universities and expand it to be the top veteran-inclusive community. Our veterans deserve the best we can offer and thanks to the generosity of donors like you, we can take our excellence in this area to a new level.
Few families define what it means to be Lakers for a Lifetime as much as the Carlsons. For nearly 40 years Betsy and Steve Carlson ’78 have been giving to Grand Valley, ranking them among the university’s most loyal donors and members of the highly valued Lubbers Society. What began right after graduation as a way to invest in keeping Grand Valley’s educational experience excellent and attractive to future students and their employers, has expanded to giving to causes the couple is passionate about throughout the university.
“We hope any students we support will keep their connections with Grand Valley after graduation.”
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Betsy and Steve Carlson '78
Amber McIntosh,’21, remembers that day in March vividly. She was sitting in a classroom at Holton-Hooker Learning and Living Center for a meeting. While she was listening to the speaker, fear and anxiety crept in. Amber began to wonder what would happen next, as she thought to herself, “Am I going to have to leave Grand Valley?"
Leaders at Grand Valley are mourning the death of Joyce Wisner, a second-generation philanthropist and generous university supporter.
Jul 15, 2021
The Daniel and Pamella DeVos Center for Interprofessional Health on GVSUýs Health Campus on Medical Mile opened in May.
Jun 16, 2021
The Grand Valley community is mourning the death of George Gordon, who coupled his philanthropic passions for education and art throughout West Michigan.
May 21, 2021
