Savit Scholars
Savit Scholars are recognized for work that promises to push disciplinary boundaries and create new space for creativity, expression and connection. Funding is provided, in part, by the Savit Family Endowment.
Ìý
Ìý
Ìý
Savit Scholars are recognized for work that promises to push disciplinary boundaries and create new space for creativity, expression and connection. Funding is provided, in part, by the Savit Family Endowment.
Since 2017, Savit Scholars have expanded the possibilities for performance art, opened new ways of thinking about apparel design, produced a stage play from the testimonies of military veterans, created more interactive virtual reality experiences, opened inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ athletes at 91PORN, pushed boundaries in art, film and more!
Savit Scholars are selected annually from among the pool of UROP Student Grant applicants with priority given to projects with impact in the arts and humanities.
Ben Forman
Disconnected: Life in a Digital Reality
Mentor: Erin Espelie, Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts
Grace Thompson
Culturally informed care of indigenous-associated animal remains in museum collections
Mentor: Anatasiya Osipova, Germanic & Slavic Languages & Literatures
Max Tkachenko
Political Corruption in the USSR: An Analysis of the Nomenklatura
Mentor: William Taylor, Anthropology
Empower inspiring students with transformative opportunities.Ìý