Alumni Network

Support for one generation
becomes opportunity for the next

Former Studenica Foundation scholars now live and work around the world. The Alumni Network connects them with one another, with current scholars and with the Foundation’s mission koja je bila deo njihovog obrazovnog puta.

Vi ste Studenica

A community that continues beyond the scholarship

Alumni Network nije zamišljena kao katalog biografija. Njena vrednost je u vezama koje grow across generations — through mentorship, professional networking and shared experience, volunteering and support for young people who are just joining the Studenica community.

Over more than three decades, the Foundation has awarded more than 2,000 scholarships. Svaka od tih stipendija predstavlja početak jedne duže veze sa ljudima koji knowledge and experience can be passed forward.

„Vi ste Studenica“ The idea behind the alumni network is for individual success to become a resource for the community.
Alumni Community

Četiri načina da ostanemo povezani

A network has value when it creates meaningful connections between people and generations i iskustava — ne samo kada čuva spisak imena.

01 · Mreža

Connecting Studenica Generations

Former and current scholars share experience, contacts and knowledge, build professional relationships and remain part of the same community.

02

Mentorship

Alumni experience can help students with their studies, career choices and first professional steps.

03

Profesionalne veze

Povezivanje ljudi iz akademije, privrede, medicine, kulture, tehnologije i drugih oblasti.

04

Okupljanja

Meetings between alumni and scholars create space for conversations, collaboration and new initiatives.

05

Vraćanje zajednici

Knowledge, time, mentorship, contacts and philanthropy help new generations gain more opportunities.

Studenica Foundation Alumni Gathering 2026
Studenica Foundation Alumni Gathering · Belgrade · 2026
Alumni skup 2026.

A Meeting of Generations at the University Library

The traditional alumni gathering was held on June 11, 2026 at the University Library “Svetozar Marković” in Belgrade. The gathering connected current scholars and former scholarship recipients through conversations, an alumni and student panel, and informal networking.

11. jun
Beograd · 2026.

A traditional gathering of current scholars and Foundation alumni.

Razmena
Alumni Stories koje nas uče

The panel explored success, growth, change and how knowledge gained during studies is applied in practice.

Povezivanje
Community Before Titles

The most important part of the gathering is connecting generations, conversation and creating new collaborations.

Alumni Stories

Different Paths, the Same Starting Support

We highlight several stories that show how different the paths of former scholars can be. Fokus je na iskustvu i doprinosu, a ne na velikim portretnim karticama.

Svetlana Dimovski

Leadership · Washington

Executive coach and professional development expert. She completed doctoral studies in materials science at Drexel University with support from a Studenica Foundation scholarship.

Vesna Pavlović

Arts · U.S.

Artist, researcher and university professor whose work is represented in major museum, university and public collections in the United States and Serbia.

Tamara Pavasović Trošt

Sociologija · Ljubljana

She earned her PhD in sociology at Harvard and focuses her academic work on nationalism, identity, young people’s values and social change in the Western Balkans.

dr Lazar Velicki

Medicine · Novi Sad

Cardiac surgeon and university professor who continued his professional and scientific work in Serbia after international specialist training.

Where Are You Now?

Are You a Foundation Alumnus or Alumna? Stay in Touch

The Alumni Network has value only if we stay connected. Tell us where you live and work today and help keep the community connected.

The information is sent to the Foundation to update alumni contact details and communication about network activities.
Next Generation

The Alumni Network is strongest when support continues

Mentorship, experience, contacts or a donation can help new scholars receive the kind of opportunity a previous generation once received.