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The Burchard Scholars Program 

Expanding Horizons
at dinner seminars and special events
 

Faculty can nominate a student.

Students can apply.

 


 

 

 



Expanding Horizons 
The Burchard Scholars Program brings together distinguished members of the faculty and promising MIT sophomores and juniors who have demonstrated excellence in some aspect of the humanities, arts, or social sciences. The format is a series of dinner-seminars with discussions on current research topics. A Burchard Scholar can be a major in any department of the Institute; no preference is given to HASS majors. All sophomores and juniors in good standing are eligible to apply. 

If you have a question about the Program or how to apply, please email burchard-scholars@mit.edu
 

Nominations, Applications, Information

2012 Application and Reference Form (pdf)

Letter to MIT Sophomores and Juniors (pdf)

Letter to MIT HASS Faculty (pdf)

Burchard Events

Past Burchard Scholars

 

 

Congratulations to the 2012 Burchard Scholars!  



Ebaa Al-Obeidi '14
Biological Engineering
m: Spanish, Chemistry

Noah Arbesfeld '13
Mathematics
m: Literature

Lawrence Barriner, II '13
Urban Studies and Planning

Khristian Bauer-Rowe '13
Applied Mathematics
m: Chemistry

Benjamin Bell '14
Biology

Archit Bhise '13
Electrical Science and Engineering, Economics
m: Public Policy

Assma Boughoula '14
Mathematics

Leslie Chan '13
Chemical Engineering
m: Music

Peter Changala '13
Chemistry, Physics
m: Applied International Studies

Brendan Deveney '13
Chemistry

Erica Du '14
Mechanical Engineering

Isaac Evans '13
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Jean Fang '13
Chemical-Biological Engineering

Anna Ho '14
Physics

Anne Holladay '13
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Mark Kalinich '13
Chemical-Biological Engineering

Aditya Kalluri '13
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Catherine Koch '14
Biology

Joy Lee '13
Mechanical Engineering

Jessica Pourian '13
Brain and Cognitive Science
m: Music

Pranav Ramkrishnan '13
Computer Science and Engineering, Management

Jean Sack '13
Mechanical Engineering

 

John Ely Burchard was the first Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Priyanka Saha '14
Chemical-Biological Engineering, Chemistry

Jenny Shen '13
Economics

Sharone Small '14
Civil Engineering

Russell Spivak '13
Management, Political Science
m: Economics

Ngee Yong Teo '13
Economics
m: Political Science

Elizabeth Toller '14
Physics
m: Astronomy

Andrew Yang '13
Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering
m: Public Policy, Biomedical Engineering

Yiliu Zhang '13
Math, Political Science