Fifteen Stanford students named Siebel Scholars

Fifteen Stanford graduate students have been named to the 2023 class of Siebel Scholars. They will join a community and professional network of more than 1,700 past scholars, researchers, and entrepreneurs.

The MBA students named 2023 Siebel Scholars, from left, are Hannah Richards, Elizabeth Rosenblatt, Joshua Rowley, Kate Gautier, and Olivier Babin. (Image credit: Courtesy Siebel Scholars)

The Siebel Scholars award was founded in 2000 by the Thomas and Stacey Siebel Foundation in Redwood City. The award is given annually to outstanding students at 16 leading schools around the world who are pursuing graduate degrees in business, computer science, and bioengineering.

Scholars are selected each year following a review process by the deans of their respective schools on the basis of their academic achievement and demonstrated leadership. They receive $35,000 for their final year of study.

This year’s class includes 83 talented graduate students. Following are the Siebel Scholars from Stanford.

Olivier Babin, Graduate School of Business

Michael Chavez, School of Engineering and School of Medicine, Bioengineering

Peng Chen, School of Engineering, Computer Science

Kathryn Gautier, Graduate School of Business

Ziang Liu, School of Engineering, Computer Science

Thomas Lozanoski, School of Engineering and School of Medicine, Bioengineering

Clara Greene MacAvoy, School of Engineering, Computer Science

Hannah Richards, Graduate School of Business

Elizabeth Rosenblatt, Graduate School of Business

Joshua Rowley, Graduate School of Business

Erica Schwarz, School of Engineering and School of Medicine, Bioengineering

Carmen Daniela Strassle, School of Engineering, Computer Science

Pranav Vyas, School of Engineering and School of Medicine, Bioengineering

Yian Zhang, School of Engineering, Computer Science

Xinzhi Zou, School of Engineering and School of Medicine, Bioengineering