Wiesner Award winner Kidist Adamu in a studio looking up and to the right, illuminated by low-key red light.

2023

Kidist Adamu ’23
Computer Science and Writing

Cici Mao BS ’22 MS ’23
Aerospace Engineering

Tristan Shin ’23
Music and Mathematics Major
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Minor

Tianyuan (Margaret) Zheng ’23

Mathematics and Computer Science Major
Music Minor

 

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2022

Julia Chatterjee ’22, Mechanical Engineering/ Sustainable Design

Montse Garza ’22, Theater Arts and Computer Science & Engineering

Stuti Khandwala ’23, Biological Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering

Karyn Nakamura ’23, Art and Design

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A student poses on a staircase.
Image: Amalia Lee. Courtesy of the artist.

2019

Amalia Lee ’19, Materials Science and Engineering
Pip Mothersill G, Media Lab (Object-Based Media Group)
Garrett Souza ’19, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Gary Zhexi Zhang G, ACT

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Two students perform on a stage with blue and purple lighting.
Jake Gunter's lighting design for 'Small Infinities.' Isaac Newton in the foreground, played by Ben Spiro '17, and Hannah Smith, Newton’s mother is in the background, played by Sabrine Iqbal '17. Photo: Jake Gunter.

2017

Jacob Gunter ’17, Course 21E (Humanities and Engineering)
Nathan Gutierrez ’17, Course 6 (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science)
Rachel Osmundsen ’17, Course 3 (Materials Science and Engineering)
Hallie Voulgaris ’17, Course 18 (Mathematics)

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