Quest Scholars go on to do some pretty amazing things. Our college graduates are pursuing diverse and interesting career paths and have won many accolades in the process. In 2004, two Quest graduates were honored with Stanford’s Lyons Award for Public Service and one won the Dinkelspiel award—the highest honor given to a Stanford undergraduate. Our graduates now include a Rhodes Scholar, John Gardner Fellow, George Soros Fellow, a Fulbright Scholar, and a Mellon Fellow. The 2004-2005 Stanford Student Body President is a Quest Scholar, and former staff member.

Quest students are in graduate schools across the country, including Harvard Medical School, Yale Law School, and the Stanford Graduate School of Business. One of our very first Quest Scholars, who participated in the program in 1996, is now a student at UCLA Law School, and a member of Quest’s Board of Directors.

We are excited about the continued success of our Quest graduates, and proud of their accomplishments. Each year, more and more students and staff return to volunteer or work for the organization and share their adventures with us. Quest is a strong, growing community, and one that continues to give for years after the summer program experience.