The scholarship program has been a Washington University tradition since 1872, and its importance has never been more vital. In the past year, 197 alumni and friends have provided 210 named scholarships for students at the Sam Fox School.
For many of those students, scholarships have paved the way to pursue dreams that may not otherwise have been feasible. Below you can read some of the stories of students who have been helped by scholarship support, as well as alumni and friends of the Sam Fox School who have committed themselves to providing that support.
Scholarship Spotlight: Michael Savala, Undergraduate Architecture
Michael Savala's interest in architecture began when he was in fourth grade, when he found himself fascinated by the blueprints and the process of watching his parents' home be built. A few years later, he spent the summer in Singapore, where is mother was stationed, and and was struck by how different the Asian cities were in both their architecture and their built environments. At the Sam Fox School, Savala has had the opportunity to study the social problems of today's cities, developing the skills to provide new solutions to current and future problems facing the built environment. Full story
Additional Scholarship Stories
Marilyn and Sam Fox, BU51
Tingting Wu, MArch12
Emily Squires, MFA12
Wu Mengfei, MArch/MUD15
Donesh Ferdowsi, BA12
Kelsey Brod, BFA13
Hilary Ann Miners, BA07, MArch11
Aaron Plewke, MArch11
De Andrea Nichols, BFA10
Tiffany Mulligan, BA11
Hannah Ireland, BFA11
Chin Chin Yao, MArch10
Megan O'Neill, BA10
Raymond Nadaskay, BA62
