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Unlocking the Doors of Opportunity
A trailblazer in technology and a dedicated supporter of Harvard, the late Susan Wojcicki AB ’90 created an enduring legacy of impact across the University.
Your Giving Matters
Stories of Generosity and Impact for Harvard’s Philanthropic Leaders
“Generosity drives excellence across the University. I invite you to learn more about the donors who are investing in our mission to ensure that curiosity, creativity, and discovery continue to thrive at Harvard.”
— Alan M. Garber AB ’77, PhD ’82, President of Harvard University
“Susan deeply understood that Harvard’s people are its greatest strength, and she was dedicated to supporting them. Her philanthropic legacy continues to enable our students and faculty to pursue crucial scientific research that will contribute to a better world.”
— President Alan Garber
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Helping Students Rise to New Heights
A gift from Jennifer Gaudiani AB ’97 and Bryan Leach AB ’00 to the Rising Scholars Program is helping incoming first-year students from under-resourced high schools thrive at Harvard.
“Harvard genuinely believes that students from a wide variety of backgrounds can make a spectacular impact on the University community and in their own communities thereafter.”
— Jennifer gaudiani AB ’97
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Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Improve Health Outcomes
The newly established Dunleavy Fund for Clinical AI helps position Harvard Medical School to lead a revolutionary shift in medical education and health care.
“To remain at the forefront of medical education, Harvard Medical School must anticipate the physician of the future, practicing in an environment rich with cognitive support resources powered by artificial intelligence tools.”
— GEORGE Q. DALEY AB ’82, MD ’91, DEAN OF HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL AND CAROLINE SHIELDS WALKER PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE