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Sam Fox School Honors Outstanding Achievements with Distinction Awards
Dean Carmon Colangelo (left) stands alongside Dean’s Medalists Nancy and Ken Kranzberg at the Awards for Distinction ceremony. (Photo: Carol Green/WashU)

Philanthropists Nancy Kranzberg, AB ’66, and Ken Kranzberg were honored with the 2025 Dean’s Medal from WashU’s Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts.

Hailing from St. Louis, the duo is co-founders of the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, which manages nearly a dozen studios, workspaces, and venues in the Grand Center Arts District. Both were awarded honorary doctorates in fine arts from WashU last year. At WashU, Nancy has been a member of the WashU Libraries National Council, while Ken has participated on the Sam Fox School National Council and the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum’s Art Collection Committee. In their honor, the Nancy Spirtas Kranzberg Studio for the Illustrated Book and the Kenneth and Nancy Kranzberg Art & Architecture Library have been named.

The Kranzbergs were acknowledged during the Sam Fox School’s annual Awards for Distinction ceremony, which took place on April 10 at the 21c Museum Hotel in downtown St. Louis. Six remarkable Sam Fox School alumni were also celebrated during the event:

Awards for Distinction
• Kevin J. Flynn, MArch ‘79
• Lynn Hsu, AB ‘96
• Sara Velas, BFA ‘99
• Adam Weiss, BFA ‘05

Recent Alumni Award
• Melisa A. Betts Sanders, MArch/MUD ‘15
• Daniel Shieh, BFA ‘16

The Awards for Distinction, presented annually, celebrate alumni, friends, and leaders within their sectors for their professional accomplishments in architecture, art, and design, as well as their contributions to their profession, the community, or the Sam Fox School and WashU. For more details about the awards and honorees, visit the Sam Fox School website.

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