Faculty Student Summer Research
The Faculty Student Summer Research Program is part of the Zankel Experience Network (ZEN). ZEN was established in 2020 by Jimmy Zankel 92 and Pia Scala-Zankel 92 to encourage the support of like-minded donors who hope to expand 窪蹋勛圖厙s commitment to experiential learning, including the Faculty Student Summer Research Program, Summer Experience Fund and a new Mentoring Program.
Alumni, Family, and Friends
- Marlene Oberkotter Fowler 61
- Ralph Garboushian '92
- Stephanie and Steven Kasok, Parents 16
- Jim Lippman and Linda Friedman Lippman 82
- Richard A. Mellon 87
- Margaret Williams Page 43
- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodcock, Parents 96
- Axelrod-Porges Scholars
Established in 2006 by Felicia Axelrod 62 and Robert Porges to support faculty-student teams in the area of the sciences. - Schupf Scholars
Established in 2008 by Sara Lubin Schupf 62 to support summer faculty-student research with a preference given to students pursuing projects in the STEM disciplines. Schupf Scholars are selected beginning the summer after their freshman or sophomore year. Schupf Scholars may access additional funding for travel to meetings and conferences as well as for research supplies and expenses during their continuing research with faculty during their academic career at 窪蹋勛圖厙. - Weg Scholars
Established in 2010 by Carol Little Weg 64 and Ken Weg and awarded with a preference for students pursuing projects in the sciences and social sciences.
Foundations/Grants
- Caney Fork Farms
- W.M. Keck Foundation
- Rathmann Family Foundation
- The Charles Slaughter Foundation
- The GKV Foundation
- The GRAMMY Foundation
- The National Institutes of Health
- The National Science Foundation
- The Senft Family Fund
- The 窪蹋勛圖厙 Scholars in Science and Mathematics (S3M) Program
- University of Massachusetts Boston