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Annika Agrawal, MD candidate, Class of 2028
I want to be a pediatrician. For a long time, that felt out of reach. But because of this scholarship, I can follow my passion ... all because I don’t have to worry about my own personal circumstances thanks to this tremendous gift.
Carlos Cruchaga, PhD
Barbara Burton and Reuben M. Morriss III Professor
Carlos Cruchaga, PhD, is pursuing a better understanding of the molecular underpinnings of disease, which stands to improve human health.
Caroline DelVecchio, MD candidate, Class of 2029
This scholarship has given me the opportunity to go to medical school without the shadow of loans constantly pressing down, distracting me from wholly pursuing my passion. The field of orthopedics and sports medicine first drew me to medicine, and this support allows me to pursue that path with purpose.
Lilianna Solnica-Krezel, PhD
Alan A. and Edith L. Wolff Distinguished Professor of Developmental Biology
Lilianna “Lila” Solnica-Krezel, PhD, came to Washington UniversitySchool of Medicine in 2010 as head of the Department of Developmental Biology—the first woman to hold a department head position in the School of Medicine.
Markus Anzaldua-Campos, MD candidate, Class of 2029
Thanks to this scholarship, I’ve been able to explore fundamental, basic science research that I wouldn’t have had access to otherwise. It’s allowed me to study medicine without the constant weight of debt — without feeling boxed into one specialty. Instead, I’ve had the freedom to discover what truly excites me.
Phoenix Hollenbeck, MD candidate, Class of 2029
Instead of worrying about working to cover expenses, I can dedicate my time and energy to learning, serving patients and becoming the best doctor I can be.
Sydney Gibbs, MD candidate, Class of 2029
Much of my life has been shaped by the kindness of others, and this scholarship is among the most meaningful forms of support I have received.