I had the opportunity to travel to Hong Kong, Phuket, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Singapore. Initially, I was interested in the economic and social practices of the region, and how they differed from the United States.
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Two days after I graduated from Columbia University with a degree in biomedical engineering, I embarked on a six week journey that took me from New York to the Dominican Republic, Holland, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
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When it comes to the precision of a pose and the art of prose, few young people are as talented as 2002 Milken Scholar, Jalondra Davis.
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Throughout his demanding college and professional career, Kim Foo Chow, MS ’96, has never been too busy give back to the community.
ViewSpring is here and with it the return to school for Milken Scholars, fresh from break and recharging their batteries in anticipation of the new semester.
ViewIn 1989, 16 students from A. Philip Randolph High School in Harlem, New York were recognized and rewarded with a scholarship that was hardly typical
ViewEquipping exceptional young men and women with the resources to become "Lifelong Leaders for a Better World" is goal of Milken Scholars Program
ViewThis fall, the Milken Scholars Program traveled across the country for campus tours, group dinners and community service.
ViewFollowing a successful summer retreat featuring over twenty leaders in business, public service, the arts, and sciences.
ViewEquipping exceptional young men and women with the resources to become "Lifelong Leaders for a Better World" is goal of Milken Scholars Program
ViewThe Milken Scholars Program is always on the go
ViewPresented by the Milken Family Foundation, the Milken Scholars program includes a $10,000 scholarship and access to a vast network of career opportunities
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