The Louis Sudler Prize is presented annually to a graduating senior who has demonstrated excellence or the highest standards of proficiency in music, theater, painting, sculpture, design, architecture or film. An endowment fund provides a $2,500 award to the honoree.

The prize was established in 1982 by Louis Sudler, a performer in the arts and an arts patron from Chicago.

Visit the Institute Awards website for more information and to submit a nomination.

For more information, please contact council-arts@mit.edu.

 

Image: Grace Yin. Credit: Rachel Wu.

2019

Grace Yin ’19, Course 6-2 (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science), received the 2019 Louis Sudler Prize.

Read more about Grace Yin.

Credit: HErickson/MIT

2018

Bertrand Stone ’18, Course 18 (Mathematics), received the 2018 Louis Sudler Prize.

Read more about Bertrand Stone.

2017

Garrett Parrish ’17, Course 2 (Mechanical Engineering), received the 2017 Louis Sudler Prize.

Read more about Garrett Parrish.

Daniel Parker performs at the 2016 CAMIT Annual Meeting. Credit: L. Barry Hetherington.

2016

Daniel Parker ’16, Course 21M (Music), received the 2016 Louis Sudler Prize.

Read more about Daniel Parker’s road to Juilliard via MIT.

2015-1983

A list of past recipients of the Louis Sudler Prize, 2015-1983.

Includes recipient name, award area, and course.