About
Georgia Binnington graduated from WashU in 1963 with her undergraduate degree from Arts & Sciences and returned to campus in 1988 as an admissions counselor. She moved on to serve as the associate dean for the College of Art and then for the Sam Fox School, when the school was named in 2006. Georgia has made an immeasurable impact on the lives of countless young artists, architects and designers – and continues to do so today!
Anabeth and John Weil recently established an endowed scholarship in Georgia’s honor, celebrating her devotion to students and educational access.
“Georgia Binnington means so much to so many.
We established an endowed scholarship in her
honor to ensure that her legacy of student advocacy and support continues. We hope our gift will inspire those who know and love her to make their own gift for scholarships at the Sam Fox School in support of Georgia or any faculty or staff member who may have inspired you.”
– Anabeth & John Weil
To build on this incredible gift, the Georgia Binnington Scholarship Challenge invites you to make an annual fund scholarship gift in any amount in Georgia’s honor – or in honor of a faculty or staff member who made an impact on your career at WashU. The goal is to secure 500 scholarship gifts by December 31, 2020* and this page recognizes all scholarship gifts received since July 2020.
*Due to the great response, we've extended the campaign through January 31, 2021 to allow additional donors to participate.
