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Student Success Scholarships open doors for students by removing financial barriers to a transformative Widener education—allowing them to focus on growth, discovery, and the full university experience.
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The Pride Pantry provides students facing food insecurity with free nonperishable and essential items. Your gift strengthens its mission and ensures students have the stability they need to stay healthy, focused, and ready to succeed.
Spotlighting Widener's Largest Gift in its 200+ History
Alumnus Jack Dwyer ’78 and his wife Nancy Dwyer made a $10 million gift to name the new Jack & Nancy Dwyer School of Nursing.
Additionally, the gift will fuel efforts to reimagine nursing leadership roles with a new, innovative program designed to strengthen leadership capacity for those in director of nursing roles in skilled nursing facilities.
Nancy and I saw that Widener has done a tremendous job with its nursing school and we wanted to contribute to that effort."
— Jack Dwyer '78