Stories

Even from 5,000 miles away, Calvin S. Y. Chun could see Harvard was the right place to invest in a cure for the disease that has plagued him for decades.

The new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has generated many questions about the reformed tax code. With years of experience in tax law, Cameron Casey JD ’03 is well positioned to address the needs of the University and its donors.

Sinead Walsh AB '00 reflects on her experiences as the Irish ambassador to Sierra Leone and Liberia during the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.

Center court alumna Is transforming how teams attract their fans and grow their businesses

George '54 and Wendy Walcott '62 want to give back to Harvard now and into the future.

Deanna Lee '84 established a unitrust as a creative way to help Harvard and advance her own exploration.

Alumni and friends gathered on March 8, 2018, in Dallas for dinner and discussion on family, finance, and philanthropy.

Enjoy highlights from the latest event in the Your Harvard series, which included remarks from President Drew Gilpin Faust and a dynamic faculty conversation.

Carla Jeannette Rosen-Vacher ’82 made a bequest to Harvard to create a new legacy.

Tune in as Matthew Temple AB ’86 discusses a range of areas and tips to help you ace your next interview. Topics will include developing a “sell sheet,” answering negative-based interview questions, avoiding common mistakes, closing the interview, and preparing for phone and video interviews.

At this year’s Public Interested Conference the Harvard Alumni Association took a few minutes to speak with Sarah Lockridge-Steckel AB ’09. Sarah is the CEO and Founder of The Collective in Memphis, Tennessee.

As managing director and chief financial officer of Harvard Management Company, Kevin Shannon works to help donors create customized strategies.

Alaskan siblings Cyndie and Art Warbelow DBA ֹ'92 chose to support Harvard thanks in part to a strong belief in the value of education.

Harvard is meaningful to Marc AB '01 and Elisa Stad. That's why they chose to give back now instead of waiting until later in life.

Jisung Park PhD ’17 came to Harvard to measure its human cost.

Cammi Valdez PhD ’14 gives to GSAS to support programming for emerging scholars.

Their son may have graduated, but that hasn’t stopped Susan and Masoud Katiraei P’15 from staying engaged as donors and volunteers.

At GSAS, Jane Buchan PhD ’97 developed the tools she needed to compete.

Eve Lebwohl Kessler ’08, MBA ’13 gives back each and every year to support new Harvard research.

Stephen Onesti ’82, MD ’86, P’20 and Louise Gabrielle P’20 hope their gift helps advance scholarship across disciplines.