Design Impact Award
The Victor Ng Design Impact Award is a scholarship established with my alma mater, Carnegie Mellon University, School of Design, in 2018.
The award recognizes work demonstrating a passion for how design can advance social justice, promote equality, and improve the human condition. Each year, the faculty selects the student(s) to receive the award.
As of 2022, the award is endowed to support scholarship in perpetuity.
Award Amount
$3000
2021 Recipient
Yoshi Torralva, class of 2022, whose work centers inclusion, continuity, and clarity.
2020 Recipients
Annalisa Pao, Mihika Bansal, and Evy DiSalvo, class of 2022, launched a project to improve aspects of community life at Carnegie Mellon for non-binary students.
Award Amount
$3000
($1000 each)
2019 Recipient
Tammar Zea-Wolfson, class of 2020, developed an app to help locals discover the history of civil rights in Pittsburgh and why it continues to be an essential part of our stories today.
Award Amount
$3000
2018 Recipient
Remy Davison, class of 2019, whose work explores his Jewish, bisexual and transgender identity in “My Gay Love is Holy: stories from LGBT people of faith”
Award Amount
$3000