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St. Luke's 2024 Scholars
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A few of our scholars during their presentations -
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A few of our scholars during their presentations
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About the Program
The Scholars Program is for St. Luke's seniors eager to forge their own paths. After identifying a field or topic that fascinates and inspires them, students apply to the relevant Scholars program. If selected, each student then begins a deep dive into their chosen area of study - very much the equivalent of college-level work - that includes extensive independent research, consultations with faculty mentors, and, ultimately, a formal presentation of findings during St. Luke's Annual Scholar's Symposium. Many Scholars continue their research after their presentation.
You may view students' presentations and read more about the Scholars program, "the highest form of independent scholarship here on the St. Luke’s Hilltop," further down this page and in these stories from 2024, 2023, and 2022.
You may view students' presentations and read more about the Scholars program, "the highest form of independent scholarship here on the St. Luke’s Hilltop," further down this page and in these stories from 2024, 2023, and 2022.
Global Scholars
Seniors selected as Global Scholars complete in-depth analysis of a global issue, extensive language study, and an interdisciplinary capstone project.
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2024 Global Scholars List
Izzy Levi
Terror by Proxy: Iran's Global Terrorism Footprint
Atara Loewenberg
Lingering Impacts: How Colonialism Shaped Ethiopia, Ghana, and Rwanda
Charlie Lukens
From Depths to Demolition: Unveiling the Impacts of the Global Fishing Industry and Its Harsh Implications for Future Generations
Calum Regan
The History of the Mafia: America’s Toxic Relationship with Organized Crime
Malcolm Stewart
Stemming a Global Crisis: India's Transition to Renewable Energy
Literary Scholars
The Literary Scholars Program is a humanities-based intensive course of study that focuses on literary research, analysis, and interpretation.
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2024 Literary Scholar List
Will Drapkin
From Spice Dreams to Societal Schemes: Unraveling the Mirage of Unconstrained Visions in Dune
Jack Lyons
The Anti-Rationalist: Dostoyevsky’s Philosophical Insurgency and Critique of Reason
STEM Scholars
The STEM curriculum includes the study of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Students complete a set of core courses and a year-long research project in an approved field of study.
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2024 STEM Scholars List
McLain Boege
Transportation-Based Carbon Emissions at St. Luke’s School: A Mitigation Study
Eli Brody & Patrick Regan
A Statistical Analysis of NFL Concussion Frequency Across Multiple Parameters
Megan Case
Optimizing Clay Flocculation to Remove Harmful Algal Blooms
Bradford Cooper & Huett Nelson
Optimizing Isobaric Calorimetry for High School Laboratories
Bryan Larkin
Developing a Greener Alternative to Amazon Packaging: Experimentation with Biodegradable Materials
Sarah Lau & Kelly Neuner
Optimizing the Effectiveness of Simple Topical Hemostatics
Olivia Lee
Predicting Volleyball Service Quality Through Video Analysis
Michael Luther
Assessing the Feasibility of Producing a GPS-Tracked Golf Ball
Watson Meyer & Sankalp Ojha
Harnessing Hydropower: The Optimization of a Portable Micro-Generator
Nicole Perez
Testing Pattern Recognition Differences Between Athletes and Non-Athletes at St. Luke’s School
Sylvia Samardzija
Using AI Video Analytics to Standardize Scoring in Synchronized Ice Skating
Alexandra Young
Developing an Affordable Partial Front Limb Canine Prosthetic
Cum Laude Society National Winners
St. Luke's Scholars have won three National Cum Laude awards for their work (three out of three entries) and each participant receives an honors distinction at St. Luke's graduation. This top honor is given to only one or two students nationwide.
Carolina Warneryd '19 won for her STEM paper, "Engineering a Sanitation Solution for the Guatemala City Dump."
Amelia Wyckoff '18 won for her Classical Scholars paper, "Villain or Victim: Sexuality, Gender, and Female Agency in Medea."
Sebastian Bates '14 won the award for his Classical Scholars essay, "A Wolf Among Many Hounds: Poetry, Politics, and Reform in Solon's Athens," which was published in the Concord Review.
Carolina Warneryd '19 won for her STEM paper, "Engineering a Sanitation Solution for the Guatemala City Dump."Amelia Wyckoff '18 won for her Classical Scholars paper, "Villain or Victim: Sexuality, Gender, and Female Agency in Medea."Sebastian Bates '14 won the award for his Classical Scholars essay, "A Wolf Among Many Hounds: Poetry, Politics, and Reform in Solon's Athens," which was published in the Concord Review.Presentations from 2024
2024 Scholars' Presentations
Presentations from 2023
2023 Scholars' Presentations
Presentations from 2022
2022 Scholars' Presentations
St. Luke’s School is a secular (non-religious), private school in New Canaan, CT for grades 5 through 12 serving over 40 towns in Connecticut and New York. Our exceptional academics and diverse co-educational community foster students’ intellectual and ethical development and prepare them for top colleges. St. Luke’s Leading with Humanity curriculum builds the commitment to serve and the confidence to lead.
