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2025<\/h2>\n

\"ColeRising fourth-year student Cole Rozwadowski has been awarded the 2025 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Cole, who hails from Culpeper, Virginia is majoring in Architecture and double minoring in Architectural History and Global Sustainability.<\/p>\n

A quiet and humble authority in his own right, Cole is known in his community of peers, staff, and UVA faculty as someone with sincere integrity, working tirelessly to foster meaningful connections and leaving spaces better than how he found them by uplifting people\u2019s voices. In the Architecture School (A-School), Cole exemplifies excellence in knowledge-seeking, ingenuity, and compassionate care. In the words of his nominator, \u201cHe is not only a student of architecture but also a teacher, mentor, and advocate.\u201d<\/p>\n

Deeply involved on Grounds through the A-School, Arts at UVA, and UVA Sustainability, Cole serves in several overarching roles at the university, including as Design Chair for TEDxUVA, member of the UVA Public Service Pathways Student Advisory Council, ManifestA community engagement team member, A-School peer mentor, Society of Sustainability member, and much more. His participation in each organization demonstrates Cole\u2019s servant leadership mentality and commitment to uplifting his talents for the greater good. A university administrator notes: \u201cCole often leads by example, serving as a role model to other students and stepping into spaces typically held by staff or faculty\u2026He\u2019s curious, humble, a deep listener, and trusted to lead projects.\u201d<\/p>\n

Especially noteworthy is Cole\u2019s creation of sketch@UVA, an organization that builds community for students and local Charlottesville residents to creatively sketch together in hopes of making sketching more popular in the A-School.<\/p>\n

Although Cole can often be found at the Architecture School and on Arts Grounds at UVA, his impact spreads throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. His dedication to civic engagement is evident in his role as Assistant Chief Election Officer in his hometown, ensuring democratic practices and civic participation remain inclusive of all community members. Cole has long-term career goals of working in and with rural communities to create architectural structures that touch people on a social and emotional level while remaining cognizant of their culture and needs.<\/p>\n

On April 12th, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the 10th Annual K-Fest, a gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship empowers a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. As the scholarship\u2019s tenth recipient, Cole will receive a one-year full-tuition scholarship toward his continued studies.<\/p>\n

The Trustees also recognize four Kishore Fellows for their dedication to servant leadership at the university with partial scholarships: Aimen Sajid, Ibraheem Quereshi, Meredith Collier, and Mariana Ortegon-Andrade.<\/p>\n

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2024<\/h2>\n

\"Mehki<\/p>\n

Rising fourth-year student Mehki Rippey has been awarded the 2024 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Mehki, who hails from Haddonfield, New Jersey and Chester, Virginia, is majoring in Mechanical Engineering.<\/p>\n

From the moment you meet Mehki, you sense his ability to uplift others; his positivity is contagious. His passion for creating opportunities for students of color in the field of engineering and his dedication to serving others is strengthening the University of Virginia community.<\/p>\n

Mehki\u2019s childhood dream to design rollercoasters led him to the Engineering School. From his earliest days on First Year Council, he has worked to enhance the Black Engineering experience and expand the broader University community\u2019s understanding of what it means to be Black to include the Black STEM experience. He has served as a mentor to younger students through the Center for Diversity in Engineering and many informal relationships. As a member of the University Guide Service, he has exemplified the nuances of the Black engineering experience \u2013 both its joys and struggles \u2013 and helped other Guides to better represent it on their tours.<\/p>\n

Mehki has poured himself into the University\u2019s chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). As Programs Chair and President-Elect, he helped re-energize NSBE\u2019s potential to build supportive community and expand the imagination of what is possible for Black Engineers. As one nominator wrote, he “shows a different level of energy and commitment towards the organization. He is practical, dependable, selfless, and willing to take on challenges.\u201d<\/p>\n

Mehki wants younger students of color to see people like themselves at UVA and in the field of Engineering. He has led panels during high school visitation weekends and spoken at the Dean\u2019s Welcome. He has volunteered with Albemarle High School\u2019s junior chapter of NSBE, providing coaching on college preparation and resume building. Also, he has led collaborations with elementary student to college student mentorship programs to expose the next generation of students to engineering industry.<\/p>\n

Mehki\u2019s love of learning and passion for roller coasters intersected in a dream-come-true summer internship at Universal Creative. In addition to his regular internship responsibilities, he woke up at 3am to tour and test Harry Potter attractions and led accessibility testing for water slides to improve guest experiences for riders with disabilities, all while peppering staff with questions to better understand all aspects of roller coaster engineering.<\/p>\n

Mehki was selected from more than 100 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring. On April 20th, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the 9th Annual K-Fest, a gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. As the scholarship\u2019s ninth recipient, Mehki will receive a one-year full-tuition scholarship toward his continued studies.<\/p>\n

The Trustees also recognized five Kishore Fellows for their contributions to the university with partial scholarships:\u00a0 Yasmin Bakhit, Grace Jackson, Meghan Powers, Caroline Silvera, and Keya Turkiewicz.<\/p>\n

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2023<\/h2>\n

\"GianniRising fourth-year student Gianni Cidron has been awarded the 2023 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

From Henrico, Virginia, Gianni is majoring in Public Policy and Leadership with a minor in Global Studies in Education at the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy.<\/p>\n

From the moment you meet Gianni, you are struck by her passion for uplifting youth and devotion to serving others. She possesses a kind of quiet leadership that has the power to change individuals and communities.<\/p>\n

Since middle school, Gianni has dedicated herself to lifting up low income and underrepresented youth.\u00a0 As a UVA student, Gianni has served Charlottesville-area youth as a leader and volunteer with Collegiate 100, a collective of university students that are part of the Central Black Men of Virginia chapter. She has served as a mentor to local students through Collegiate 100, My Sister\u2019s Keeper, and Girl\u2019s Up. She has also been a passionate history teacher, student advocate, and grant-contributor with Upward Bound and Uplift at UVA.<\/p>\n

On Grounds, she has invested in inspiring and connecting others as a Batten Ambassador, a teaching assistant in the Bridge to Batten program, treasurer of Black Student Leaders in Policy (BSLIP), and member of the Student Organization for Caribbean Awareness. Her service extends to school breaks and employment choices. She has worked in a daycare, taught YMCA swim lessons, and volunteered in food pantries. Even her work in Charlottesville-area restaurants has provided a window into the needs and concerns of the greater Charlottesville community.<\/p>\n

Gianni\u2019s drive to uplift others is personal. As one nominator wrote, \u201cHer desire to participate in the community and uplift it comes from careful inspection of what her desires and aspirations were for her high school and community when she was younger. Coming from a low-income school, the value of community strengthening is not lost, so she focuses her energy towards attempting to provide the services that she sought and values most.\u201d<\/p>\n

Gianni was selected from more than 70 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring.\u00a0On April 15th, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the 8th Annual K-Fest, a gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends, to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. As the scholarship\u2019s eighth recipient, Gianni will receive a one-year full-tuition scholarship toward her continued studies.<\/p>\n

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2022<\/h2>\n

\"LauraRising fourth-year student Laura Boyle has been awarded the 2022 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

From Falls Church, Virginia, Laura is majoring in English and Sociology at the UVA College of Arts and Sciences. Her degree program and involvement on Grounds reflect her curiosity for knowledge, a propensity to uncover underlying meanings, and compassionate leadership. Upon meeting Laura, she instantly makes you feel at home. Her infectious sense of humor, enthusiasm for education, and authentic care for the people in her communities are powerful.<\/p>\n

She is deeply involved in many formal roles in organizations such as the University Guide Service (UGS) as the probationary member chair, Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Charlottesville City Public Schools as a substitute teacher, ONSP as an Orientation Leader, and an Office of Admissions Summer Intern. However, her nominators highlight how her contributions to her communities go above and beyond by fostering meaningful connection, saying, \u201cShe always tries to support the whole person, not just the work they are doing or the role they play.\u201d Laura is known for lending a helping hand and offering support in the form of fresh-baked cookies and a listening ear. She is a true friend who finds joy in supporting others through both the bad and good times.<\/p>\n

During her time as a University Guide, Laura was part of the initiative to give HEAAL (History of Enslaved African American Laborers) tours to first-year students to help them understand the race-related dynamics that shape and continue to shape the University today. She helped build understanding by meeting people where they are and embracing everyone who is in the process of reckoning with the school\u2019s history. As an Orientation Leader and Admissions Intern, she was on the front lines of making sure students felt at home in the University community in their first days on Grounds. Laura\u2019s intuitive and inclusive leadership has made the University community a better, smarter place, by fostering important dialogues and inspiring others to uplift those around them as well.<\/p>\n

Along with being an inspirational teacher, Laura is a passionate learner who relishes her time in the classroom. Her nominators shared that, \u201ccourse sign-ups are basically a holiday for her,\u201d along with her passion for facilitating the best classroom space possible as a substitute teacher. She pours herself into the details because she recognizes the high impact of good educational environments on students. Laura intends to direct her talents toward becoming a public school teacher, continuing her education at the UVA School of Education and Human Development.<\/p>\n

Laura was selected from over 70 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring.\u00a0 On April 23rd, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the 7th Annual K-Fest, the first in-person gathering in three years, joined by Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly fostered during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. As the scholarship\u2019s seventh recipient, Laura will receive a one-year full-tuition scholarship toward her continued studies.<\/p>\n

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2021<\/h2>\n

\"ValenciaRising fourth-year University student Valencia Lagbo has been awarded the 2021 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Hailing from Virginia Beach, Valencia is an Echols Scholar enrolled in both the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy and the College of Arts and Sciences, where she majors in Global Development Studies.<\/p>\n

From the moment you first meet her, you notice that Valencia has a radiant smile, and she lights up the room with her infectious positivity. Valencia brings to everything she does, her optimistic outlook and an authentic desire to improve the world through critical thinking, compassion and connection. As one of her nominators wrote:<\/p>\n

\u201cValencia\u2019s servanthood shines through in her roles as a Resident Advisor and Peer Advisor, and as Orientation and Bonding Chair on the Executive Board of the Office of African American Affairs Peer Advising Program. Her values of commitment and radical joy enable her to serve those around her in ways that create networks for support beyond herself.\u201d<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Valencia\u2019s enthusiasm can make even the most mundane tasks more joyful. While working at the University\u2019s Covid-19 test lab, she made sure to greet every person by name. No matter who walked into the lab, she welcomed them with a bright smile, fostering a culture of inclusion and hope during an otherwise dreadful time.<\/p>\n

Gifted as both a listener and a communicator, Valencia is known to ask probing questions and talk for hours to help solve problems and to identify alternative paths forward. She inspires others to learn about themselves so that they can serve their communities. Another nominator wrote: \u201cHer impact has an incredible breadth across UVa, [because of] her commitment to service, joy, and collective growth through collaboration.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

Valencia demonstrates the ability to translate observations and concerns into actions for the community. To help address a gap that she identified at the University, Valencia co-founded the Environmental Justice Collective, as a forum to promote awareness of climate change and how it intersects with racial injustice.<\/p>\n

With a humble leadership style, Valencia ushers in bold changes.\u00a0 She embodies the selfless service that the Kishore Scholarship seeks to recognize.\u00a0She is deeply committed to the University community and its members.\u00a0She has formed lasting personal connections with her peers, and she gives generously of her time and energy.\u00a0 She has made the University a better place during her tenure here, and will leave behind a legacy of service, connection, and leadership.<\/p>\n

Valencia was selected from nearly 75 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring.\u00a0 On April 17th<\/sup>, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the 6th Annual K-Fest, a (virtual) gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly fostered during his life.<\/p>\n

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2020<\/h2>\n

\"StefanRising third-year student Stefan Lizarzaburu has been awarded the 2020 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Lizarzaburu is from Yorktown, VA and majoring in psychology. Throughout his time at UVA he has demonstrated a passion for building community, fostering connections, and serving others through his roles as a leader, mentor, resident advisor, tour guide, and tutor. He continually seeks out opportunities that allow him to uplift, educate, and empower others. Said one of his nominators, \u201cHe cares so much about leading the younger generations toward their own paths in a way that makes them feel safe and important.\u201d<\/p>\n

As a second-year, Lizarzaburu participated in the Latinx Leadership Institute (LLI), where he explored ways to empower the Latinx community through identity-centered activism and structural change. After engaging with marginalized students, he worked with faculty, staff, and students in the creation of the Latinx Student Center in Newcomb Hall. A peer notes that Lizarzaburu \u201chumbly and selflessly worked hours upon hours to ensure that those who would come after him in the Hispanic\/Latinx community would have a safe space to grow and thrive.\u201d He has continued his involvement with the LLI recently being elected Executive Director for 2020\u201321.<\/p>\n

Among his peers in the University Guide Service, Lizarzaburu is recognized as a role model and leader, known for giving tours in his \u201cauthentic,\u201d \u201cintrospective,\u201d and sometimes \u201cgoofy\u201d style, and mentoring other students in how to address the University\u2019s complex history. As a course facilitator for INST 1605, he organized discussions, lectures, and guest speakers to present that history to a broader UVA audience.<\/p>\n

Lizarzaburu also works as a research assistant in the Psychology department\u2019s Emotions and Behavior Lab and writes a music column for the Cavalier Daily Arts and Entertainment section.<\/p>\n

Lizarzaburu was selected from among a field of more than 71 candidates, nominated by students and faculty this spring. The Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed an inspiring group of finalists this April via videoconference. The COVID crises cancelled this year\u2019s K-Fest, an annual gathering in remembrance and celebration of Kris Kishore and the community he created. The Scholarship Committee and Kris\u2019s family and friends look forward to celebrating in April 2021.<\/p>\n

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2019<\/h2>\n

Rising fourth-year University Student Jessica Harris has been awarded the 2019 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

Harris is an Echols Interdisciplinary major from Fluvanna, Virginia, pursuing a self-designed program in Arts Administration, Youth and Social Innovation, and Drama.\u00a0 Her degree program reflects her deep passions for the arts and service, and her activities around Grounds and in the larger Charlottesville community put those interests into action.\u00a0 Harris is the founder of Empowered Players, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing young people with access to the arts and supporting transformative experiences through engagement with underserved communities.\u00a0 Harris is also active in a number of arts organizations at the University\u2014including Kids Acting Out, the UVA Arts Board, and the UVA Arts Council\u2014and several other on-Grounds organizations.\u00a0 In April 2019, the University wrote an article about her accomplishments<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Harris embodies the selfless service that the Kishore Scholarship seeks to recognize.\u00a0 As one nominator observed, \u201cSometimes I marvel at how she manages to give so much of herself to theater, teaching, and kids\u2014but if you try to ask her, she\u2019ll shrug and brush the question off.\u00a0 It\u2019s what brings her joy and purpose.\u201d<\/p>\n

She works passionately to bring people together from different communities.\u00a0 Recognizing that her own rural community is often underserved, Harris has worked to build ties to the University and the larger community.\u00a0 Harris \u201cknows that her own connection to the place she is from enriches the quality of teaching she is able to provide,\u201d one of her nominators noted, and draws on her background to \u201cbuild trust with community members.\u201d<\/p>\n

Harris is deeply committed to the University community and its members.\u00a0 She has formed lasting personal connections with her peers, and she gives generously of her time and energies to support others.\u00a0 Many of her contributions come away from organized groups or activities, enriching the daily experiences of those around her.\u00a0 Harris has a passion for the University and displays an infectious enthusiasm.\u00a0 In short, she has made the University a better place during her tenure here, and will leave behind a legacy of service, connection, and leadership.<\/p>\n

Harris was selected from nearly 100 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring.\u00a0 On April 13, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the Fourth Annual K-Fest, a gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community.\u00a0 As the scholarship\u2019s fourth recipient, Harris will receive a $30,000 award toward her continued studies.<\/p>\n

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2018<\/h2>\n

Special Note: The Kishore community was saddened to learn of the unexpected death of Rehan while hiking with friends in Spring 2019.\u00a0 In our short time of knowing Rehan, he left us with a deep impression of his amazing character and accomplishments.\u00a0 We know that he will be missed by family, friends, and our community.<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n

\"RehanRising fourth-year University of Virginia student Rehan Baddeliyanage has been awarded the 2018 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Baddeliyanage is a Biomedical Engineering major from Sterling, Virginia. On Grounds, he devotes his time to organizations that foster community, such as Housing and Residence Life, Madison House, University Peer Advising Link, University Guide Service, Third Year Council, and will serve as a Class of 2019 Trustee.\u00a0 Baddeliyanage also is a member of the Engineering Student Council and the Theta Tau Professional Engineering Society.<\/p>\n

As one nominator states, \u201cRehan Baddeliyanage is profoundly dedicated to making the University a home for everyone. He emphasizes multiples avenues for success at UVa\u2026empowering all people to be themselves and pursue their unique goals.\u201d<\/p>\n

Baddeliyanage strives to build an inclusive community \u2013 by advocating for diverse perspectives, promoting respect and trust, cultivating shared experiences, and facilitating connections between students. He is skilled at bringing people together to learn from one another and formulate positive, equitable solutions for a more cohesive community.<\/p>\n

As an empathic listener and selfless advocate for others, Baddeliyanage spends countless hours helping students to identify their true aspirations and access the resources necessary to reach their full potential. He encourages students to challenge themselves through interdisciplinary coursework with an emphasis on the intrinsic value of learning, finding one\u2019s own path, and contributing back to the whole of society.\u00a0 Baddeliyanage offers a beacon to emulate. By unabashedly pursuing his own passions, he inspires others to follow suit \u2013 stewarding the University community toward its full potential as well.<\/p>\n

For his unwavering dedication to learning and community servitude, Baddeliyanage was selected from an over 70 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring. On April 14, Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists and then celebrated at the Third Annual K-Fest, a gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s family and friends to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. As the scholarship\u2019s third recipient, Baddeliyanage will receive a $25,000 award toward his continued studies.<\/p>\n

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2017<\/h2>\n

\"ShaunRising fourth-year University of Virginia student Shaun Khurana has been awarded the 2017 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Khurana is a Cognitive Science and Philosophy major from Winchester, Virginia.\u00a0He\u00a0is deeply engaged in the University community through a number of student groups and activities on Grounds, including the Women\u2019s Center, the Multicultural Leadership Conference (of which\u00a0he\u00a0has served as Co-Chair), the LGBTQ Center, and Nu Omega Iota, among others.\u00a0\u00a0Shaun\u00a0also works as a bus driver for the University Transit Service.\u00a0 Khurana\u2019s active involvement in the University is the manifestation of\u00a0his\u00a0deep, personal commitment to service, learning, and care for\u00a0his\u00a0fellow students.\u00a0 One nominator described Khurana as \u201ca tireless advocate for marginalized communities at the University of Virginia,\u201d and others praised\u00a0his\u00a0dedicated but humble leadership and commitment to the larger cause over personal recognition.\u00a0 In these and many other respects, Khurana perfectly embodies the ideals that the Kishore Scholarship seeks to honor.\u00a0 Khurana was selected from among scores of nominees submitted by students and faculty this spring.\u00a0 Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists on April 22, and then celebrated at the second annual K-Fest, a gathering of Kris Kishore\u2019s friends and family designed to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. Khurana is the scholarship\u2019s second recipient;\u00a0he\u00a0will receive a $20,000 award toward\u00a0his\u00a0continued studies.<\/p>\n

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2016<\/h2>\n

\"MaggieThird-year University of Virginia student Margaret \u201cMaggie\u201d Gratz has been awarded the 2016 Kishore Scholarship.<\/p>\n

Gratz is a third-year Global Development Studies major from Doylestown, Pennsylvania. On Grounds, she co-founded Students Helping Honduras and is involved in Class Council, the University Guide Service, OneLess, the Women\u2019s Club Basketball team, and Alpha Chi Omega sorority. As one nomination states, \u201cMaggie Gratz is, without question, the most compassionate, kind and motivated individual I have had the pleasure of meeting at UVA. Maggie is an exceptional leader, because the sincerity of her heart emanates through \u2026 her every interaction.\u201d Another nominator noted that she \u201cis always willing to drop everything for a friend in need.\u201d Gratz was selected from approximately 100 candidates nominated by students and faculty this spring. Kishore Scholarship Trustees interviewed finalists on April 16 and then celebrated at the first K-Fest, a gathering of Kishore\u2019s friends and family designed to continue the fellowship and community he so lovingly and effortlessly created during his life.<\/p>\n

The Kishore Scholarship aims to enable a rising fourth-year student to continue leading a life of public service that inspires others and brings lasting, beneficial change to the community. As the scholarship\u2019s first recipient, Gratz will receive a $10,000 award toward her continued studies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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