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The Faces of HMS

Philanthropy plays a powerful role in advancing our mission by helping members of the HMS community follow their passions, ultimately advancing education, science, and health care on a global scale.

1 Chao-ting Wu, MD, professor of Genetics, is leading a

breakthrough in genome organization with support from

the Cox Program for Entrepreneurial Initiative.

2 Left to right: Léonie Asboth, Amélie Guex, Elvira Pirondini,

(Déborah Heintze), and Nicolas Beuchat. Asboth, Guex, Pirondini,

and Beuchat were selected for the HMS/Ecole Polytechnique

Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Master’s Exchange Program

and will speak at the 2012 Bertarelli Symposium in Switzerland.

3 Peter Sorger, PhD, the Otto Krayer Professor of Systems

Pharmacology, one of the endowed professors honored en masse

at the Inaugural Celebration of the Endowed Professoriate.

4 As a first-year Lynch Foundation Fellow, Siting Gan is using real-

time microscopy to study how the DNA inside cyanobacteria

changes with time in relation to the circadian clock.

5 Left to right: HMS Center for Primary Care appoints Director

Russell S. Phillips, MD, and Co-director Andrew L. Ellner, MD ’04,

pictured with former Interim Co-director David W. Bates, MD.

6 Board of Fellows and Systems Biology Advisory Council member

Virginia M. Kaneb (right) talks with Kaneb Fellow Aude Thiriot,

PhD, a microbiology and immunobiology researcher, who is

exploring the utility of venule pathways as novel targets for anti-

inflammatory therapy.

7 Agnès Binagwaho, MD, Rwanda’s minister of health and a senior

lecturer at HMS, and Paul Farmer, MD ’90, PhD, ’90, Kolokotrones

University Professor and chair of the Department of Global

Health and Social Medicine, helped launch the Global Health

Delivery course at the Rwinkwavu Hospital Training Center in

Rwanda last February.

8 Under the direction of Michael E. Greenberg, PhD, the Nancy

Lurie Marks Clinical and Research Fellowship Program in Autism

provides research and training that are attracting new clinicians

and investigators into the autism community.

9 Alisa Yamasaki, MD ’15, is a beneficiary of the John and Valerie

Rowe Current Use MD Scholars Fund.

10 An associate professor in the Department of Health Care Policy,

Michael Chernew, PhD, is examining ways to improve health care

quality while controlling costs.

Photo credits: Suzanne Camarata, Stuart Darsch, Aubrey Davis, Steve Gilbert, Liza Green, Channing Johnson, and Josh Touster

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Harvard Medical School depends upon a wide

network of generous men and women who believe

deeply in the School’s efforts to alleviate human

suffering caused by disease.

We are profoundly grateful to the thousands of

individuals and organizations whose gifts in fiscal

year 2012 are advancing research, serving humanity,

and training a new cadre of leaders in medicine and

science. Your philanthropy helps us secure a healthier

tomorrow by fostering innovation among some of the

world’s brightest minds.

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As I reflect on everything we have accomplished this year, it is clear that your

personal commitment has had a ripple effect on our work both locally and

globally. You know what Harvard Medical School stands for, what we have

accomplished, and what we aspire to accomplish. And you understand the role

HMS has played and must continue to play in the future of biomedicine and

health care in the United States and around the world.

After 34 years on the faculty and five years as Dean, I have never been more

excited about what we can and will accomplish to improve human health.

This year, thanks to your support, we attacked our highest-priority areas—

education, discovery, and service—with skill and passion.

We were again ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the top medical school

in the country. The caliber of our students is clear from the vast number

who matched to leading residencies and programs again this year. And to

help assure our graduates’ debt does not deter them from reaching their full

potential, we increased financial aid by more than 10 percent.

When it comes to discovery, HMS represents the largest and most effective

biomedical research engine in the world. This year, we implemented a bold

plan to strengthen this scientific engine by investing in the most promising

areas, encouraging deeper collaboration across departments and the University

as a whole, and designing novel programs that will impact the world.

Our commitment to building health equity and goodwill around the globe has

never been stronger. Working closely with the Rwandan Ministry of Health,

our faculty presented a Global Health Delivery course that addresses the

challenges of delivering health services in resource-poor settings. This may

prove to be a model for future global health education efforts. We have also

launched a new master’s degree program in global health delivery. The first

such program in the world, we expect it to be transformative for our students,

faculty, and the emerging field.

It is indeed an exciting time at Harvard Medical School. I am honored to have

you as a partner.

With profound thanks,

Jeffrey S. Flier, MD

a m essag e f ro m t h e d e a n o f h a rva r d m e d i ca l sc h o o l

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Thank you for your continued support of Harvard Medical School. In fiscal

year 2012, nearly 4,000 friends and alumni gave $62 million, making a tangible

impact on our work to alleviate human suffering caused by disease.

We are fortunate that our circle of supporters from the community-at-large

continued to expand this year, as we welcomed new friends to our constituency

of alumni, volunteers, faculty, staff, corporations, and foundations.

I am happy you will have a chance to get to know some of these generous

individuals and organizations as you read through this Honor Roll of Donors.

Among them are Bruce and Linda Cohen, whose generous charitable gift

annuity will advance medical education, and Irene Luria, whose gift annuity

has established an endowed scholarship in memory of her husband, Sidney, an

alumnus of HMS.

In the area of discovery, Ghahreman Khodadad and his family foundation are

supporting research into aggressive, selfish behavior, while Fondation Bertarelli

is amplifying its support of translational medicine. The exploration of human

origins has been expanded with an anonymous gift, while a gift from the Leona

M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust is advancing innovative research into

Crohn’s disease. And support from the G. Harold & Leila Y. Mathers Foundation

explores the effects of the circadian clock.

Thank you for your generosity and ongoing commitment to Harvard Medical

School. Together we are advancing the fields of science and medicine and

helping people live longer, healthier lives.

With heartfelt thanks,

Susan E. Rapple

a m essag e f ro m t h e d e a n o f r eso u rc e d ev e lo p m e n t at h a rva r d m e d i ca l sc h o o l

Hospitals 31%

Corporations & Foundations 40%

Alumni 6%

Individuals & Family Foundations 23%

f y 12 f u n d ra i s i n g r ev e n u e f y 12 g i f t d es i g n at i o n s

Professorships & Faculty Support 28%

Unrestricted 7%

Research 55%

Financial Aid 5%

Other 5%

TO OUR ALUMNI, FRIENDS, AND SUPPORTERS We make every attempt to correctly record and acknowledge your gift to Harvard Medical School. This publication includes gifts and pledges received in fiscal year 2012 (July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012). Please alert us to any errors by contacting Matthew Durno, senior director of donor relations, at (617) 384-8634 or by email at [email protected].

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Three questions for Bruce & Linda Cohen

Charitable gift annuity advances medical education

While on a cruise together in 1979, a light bulb went off. We envisioned

continuing professional education seminars being held in conjunction with

cruises, far away from the distractions of peoples’ busy offices. The idea soon

became a reality, and International Conferences was born. What began with

one seminar to the Mediterranean soon grew to more than 24 annually on six

continents for more than 20,000 physicians, nurses, dentists, and attorneys

by the time we sold the company in 2006.

Continuing medical education was very good to us for 27 years, so we wanted

to give back to the field of medicine. We were looking for a prestigious

institution with a fine reputation for teaching and research, a superior faculty,

and a strong endowment. We found that at Harvard Medical School.

We would like to see advances in the prevention and treatment of

Alzheimer’s Disease.

WHAT PIqUED YOUR INTEREST

IN ScIENcE AND MEDIcINE?

WHY HARvARD MEDIcAL ScHOOL?

WHAT MAjOR HEALTH cARE

ADvANcE WOULD YOU LIkE TO

SEE AccOMPLISHED IN THE NExT

FIvE YEARS?

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Three questions for Ghahreman Khodadad, MD

$3 million gift supports the study of excessive (pathological)

selfi shness and aggressive behavior



I’ve always been fascinated by the anatomy of the brain and how this organ

controls human behavior. In my youth, I spent a summer working in a

psychiatric hospital, and this experience made a huge impression on me,

inspiring my career in neuroscience.

For years I’ve been searching for an institution studying excessive,

pathological selfi shness and aggressive behavior. After speaking with

members of the HMS community, and learning about the research taking

place at the School, my sons, Victor and Rhazi, and I knew supporting HMS

was a way for our family foundation to make a difference.





FIvE YEARS?

Selfi shness and aggression infl ict so much pain on humanity.

They impact society as a whole—victims and their loved ones,

witnesses, and participants. I’d like to uncover how these behaviors

are produced so we can fi nd ways to decrease their frequency.

Rhazi, Victor, and Ghahreman Khodadad

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Anonymous gift explores evolution, ancient DNA

Generous gift creates the Fund for Research on Human Origins

Winston Churchill said that the

farther back you can look, the farther

forward you are likely to see. Perhaps

no one understands that more

than David Reich, PhD, professor of

Genetics at Harvard Medical School,

whose research focuses on the

interface of disease gene mapping

and human evolutionary history.

Reich uses population mixture as

a tool for learning about human

biology. He is also the leading U.S.

researcher on using DNA to study

human history. In recent years, he

and international teams of genetic

researchers have discovered an

extinct group of humans, offered

the fi rmest proof yet that humans

interbred with Neanderthals, and

completed the world’s most detailed

human genetic map to date.

This groundbreaking work has not

only garnered public interest and

broad media attention, but it recently

inspired a generous gift from an

anonymous donor supporting Reich’s

deeper exploration of human origins.

“There has been a disconnect between

the importance of our work and

funding for it,” says Reich. “We are

thankful to the visionary private donor

who stepped forward to fi ll that void.”

David Reich, PhD, professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School

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Three questions for Ernesto Bertarelli, co-president of Fondation Bertarelli

$1.8 million gift supports research grants for innovative

translational medicine



Our family has been deeply involved in the life sciences for three generations,

and so a commitment to science and innovation is at the heart of our heritage.

WHY HARvARD MEDIcAL ScHOOL? The best ideas come to fruition when you create teams with diverse

backgrounds. We forged a partnership between HMS and École Polytechnique

Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland and created the Bertarelli

Program in Translational Neuroscience and Neuroengineering to collaborate

on projects and explore innovative solutions to a range of sensory and motor

problems, such as hearing loss. Since studying at Harvard, I have remained

involved with the school and I also have close ties with EPFL. I thought it would

be an interesting idea to bring both facilities and faculties together to join

forces in common projects, where each entity could contribute with its own

core competencies: the Neuroengineering developments for EPFL and the

experience in medical application to patients for HMS.




FIvE YEARS?

We need to apply the groundbreaking research that is happening today into

the development and clinical application of devices that improve human life

for neurological disabilities affecting hearing, vision, or mobility. There have

been huge advances in our basic understanding of the brain and the senses,

and our focus now is to translate it into therapeutic treatment through

neurological stimulation and implanted devices (neuroprosthetics).

Left to right: Jeffrey A. Hubbell, PhD; Board of Fellows Chairman Joshua Boger, PhD; Dean Jeffrey S. Flier, MD; Bertarelli Professor of Translational Medical Science and Executive Dean for Research William Chin, MD ’72; Kirsty Bertarelli; and Ernesto Bertarelli

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Three questions for Louis G. Lange III, MD ’74, PhD ’76

$1 million gift supports the Harvard/MIT MD-PhD Program


IN THE HARvARD/MIT MD-PHD

PROgRAM?

When I attended HMS in the 1970s, there was no program to support medical

students who also wanted to pursue basic science research. The course I

charted by combining the two areas has proved invaluable to me throughout my

career, first as a physician and then in the development of cardiovascular drugs.

The MD-PhD Program provides a unique opportunity for students to get a

world-class medical education while combining research training alongside

the premier investigators at Harvard University and the Massachusetts

Institute of Technology.





FIvE YEARS?

I would like to see every tumor genomically sequenced and a library of

many corresponding novel cancer therapeutics available to target the driver

mutations, singly and in combination. The physician-scientists trained

through the MD-PhD Program will help accomplish this.

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Three questions for Irene Luria

$1 million charitable gift annuity endows the Dr. Sidney B. Luria

and Irene F. Luria Scholarship Fund at Harvard Medical School


IN ScHOLARSHIP?

I like to see deserving students get an education who may not be able

to afford one on their own. Harvard Medical School is the best, and it’s a

privilege for anyone to be able to continue their education there. I hope my

support will help the most talented people go to HMS.


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My husband, Sidney, graduated in 1943 and always spoke highly of HMS and

his time there. It was his desire to give back, and we always agreed that giving to

the School was a priority. Sidney’s fond memories of HMS made establishing a

charitable gift annuity an easy decision.




FIvE YEARS?

I would love to see improvements in nutrition. Poor nutrition contributes to

heart disease, diabetes, and poor-functioning kidneys, to name a few issues.

I think our society should become more knowledgeable on the nutrients they

take in to reduce diseases and obesity.

Sidney and Irene Luria

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Individuals

gifts from individuals enable Harvard Medical School to continue to train the world’s best physicians and scientists, conduct groundbreaking biomedical research, and serve humanity. This list acknowledges individuals who made outright gifts, new pledges, pledge payments, and planned gifts—including realized bequests, charitable gift annuities, and charitable remainder trusts—of $1,000 or more in fiscal year 2012 (july 1, 2011, through june 30, 2012).

$1,000,000 or more

Anonymous (5)

David G. Bunning

Denise Bunning

Bruce J. Cohen, PhD

Linda W. Cohen

Paul F. Glenn

Estate of Isabelle W. Goldenson

Ghahreman Khodadad, MD

Irene Luria

Nancy Lurie Marks

Daniel E. Ponton

Leonard D. Schaeffer

Abdulmagied A. Seddiqi

Ellen Slater

Kenneth Z. Slater

Richard Slater

Shirley Slater

$100,000 to $999,999

Anonymous (4)

Amy S. Boger, MD

Joshua Boger, PhD

Elaine Carlos

John A. Carlos

Susan A. Elliott

Estate of Ralph P. Engle Jr., MD ’57

Joel Freedman

Stella Freedman

Phyllis I. Gardner, MD ’76

Cheryl O. Gorelick

Oscar S. Gray

Sheila Hafter Gray, MD ’58

Stephen A. Kahn, MD ’99

John A. Kaneb

Virginia M. Kaneb

Andrew H. Kang, MD ’62

Bevin J. Kaplan

Herbert M. Kaplan

Yeu-Tsu M. Lee, MD ’61

Estate of Yvonne E. Leonard

Anne London

Carolyn A. Lynch

Peter S. Lynch

Estate of Knar Minasian

Estate of Frank C. Molscen

Paul M. Montrone

Sandra G. Montrone

Herbert R. Morgan, MD ’42

Pat Nicolette

Estate of Dorothy Ornitz

Robert H. Palmer, MD ’57

Andrew J. Perlman, MD, PhD

Tor Richter, MD ’51

Mark Schwartz

Robert E. Stenson, MD ’65

Lynn B. Thoman

Naum Vaisman, MD

Paul L. Weiden, MD ’67

Estate of Barbara L. Wiget

J. David Wimberly

$50,000 to $99,999

Anonymous (3)

Harold L. Atkins, MD ’52

Norma Glee Becker

Beverly Birns, PhD

Mary D. Clark, PhD

Donald E. Dickerson, MD ’57

Reuben E. Eaves, PhD

Betty Lou Gross

Anne R. Hansen, MD ’90

James M. Hartsuck, MD ’62

Jean A. Hartsuck, PhD

William A. Haseltine, PhD

John Hedley-Whyte, MD

Tessa Hedley-Whyte, MD

Margaret G. Jarislowsky

Stephen A. Jarislowsky

Abigail P. Johnson

James C. Kennedy

Sarah K. Kennedy

Marlene R. Krauss, MD ’79

Nathaniel B. Kurnick, MD ’40

Sally Kurnick

Bob Mahrenholz

Melba Mahrenholz

Larry P. Mayola

J. Michael McKenzie

Christopher J. McKown

Elizabeth K. Pozen

Robert C. Pozen

Arthur H. Rosenfeld Jr., PhD

Margaret Rosenfeld, MD ’87

John W. Rowe, MD

Eileen C. Shapiro

Stephen B. Siegel

Wendy Siegel

Belinda Termeer

Henri A. Termeer

Sankey V. Williams, MD ’70

$25,000 to $49,999

Loreen J. Arbus

Christiana G. Bardon, MD ’98

Richard M. Cohen

Joshua Boger, chair of the Board of Fellows and co-chair of the Translational Science and Therapeutics Advisory Council

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Yolanda Ditmore

Harold F. Dvorak, MD ’62

Molly Finn

Paula P. Folkman

Ansbert K. Gadicke, MD

G.S. Beckwith Gilbert

Katharine Gilbert

Andrew J. Glass

Ellen R. Gordon

Melvin J. Gordon

Donald Hou, PhD

Cynthia B. Howalt

Frederick H. Howalt III

Freda Lewis-Hall, MD

Mark S. McMahon, MD ’86

Frederick Montanye

Joan R. Montanye

Estate of Jessie Gwendolen Morse

Carl W. Norden, MD ’60

Kathleen M. Paul

Laurence E. Paul, MD ’90

M. Lee Pearce, MD

Barbara Perlmutter

Louis Perlmutter

C. Dean Rasmussen

Kathleen Rasmussen

Estate of Thomas Morgan Rotch

Eleanor A. Sorrentino, MD ’62

Richard Van Praagh, MD

Meredith Vieira

Christoph H. Westphal, MD ’96,

PhD ’98

Augustus A. White III, MD, PhD

Anna K. Wolff, MD ’57

$10,000 to $24,999

Anonymous

Howard E. Adkins, MD ’58

Barbara K. Appel

Eugene L. Appel, MD ’66

Edward J. Benz Jr., MD ’72

Ewing T. Boles Jr., MD ’45

George A. Bray Jr., MD ’57

Gilbert L. Brodsky, MD ’77

William W. Chin, MD ’72

Linda K. DeLaney

Thomas F. DeLaney, MD ’82

William C. Donahue, MD ’62

Chrysoula Dosiou, MD ’97

Erica L. Drazen

Jeffrey M. Drazen, MD ’72

Gunes N. Ege, MD ’58

Peter C. Farrell, PhD

Deborah Fikes

Lawrence M. Fishman, MD ’60

Robert P. Fornshell, MD ’52

Daniel N. Freudenberger

Karyn Frist

William H. Frist, MD ’78

Annabelle B. Fulks

Richard M. Fulks, MD ’72

Robert H. Glassman, MD ’87

Laurie G. Gliklich

Richard E. Gliklich, MD ’87

Edward S. Horton, MD ’57

Denise Jean-Claude

Beth Y. Karlan, MD ’82

Scott R. Karlan, MD ’82

Douglas G. Kelling Jr., MD ’72

Robert E. Kleiger, MD ’60

Ting David Lee Jr., MD ’57

Matthew H. Liang, MD ’69

John A. Linfoot, MD ’57

Joseph P. Lynch III, MD ’73

Paul A. Maeder

Joseph B. Martin, MD, PhD

Lisa D. Mayer

Robert W. McCarley, MD ’64

Arthur S. McFee, MD ’57

Iris G. McFee

Gerald E. McGinnis

Lyle J. Micheli, MD ’66

Frederick Modell

Vicki Modell

Anthony P. Monaco Sr., MD ’56

James A. Nelson, MD ’65

Francis J. O’Brien, MD ’82

Richard M. Parker, MD ’62

Carol A. Pechet

Taine T. Pechet, MD ’92

Tiron C. Pechet, MD ’90

Michael E. Perlman

Donald S. Pierce, MD ’57

Janet T. Pierce

Paul M. Prusky, MD ’55

Steven G. Prusky

James M. Rabb, MD ’70

Melinda A. Rabb

Harley W. Radin

Lynne M. Reid, MD

Daniel E. Rothenberg

Howard S Rubenstein, MD ’57

Judith S. Rubenstein

David Schnell, MD ’87

Sara Schnell

Eleanor G. Shore, MD ’55

Miles F. Shore, MD ’54

Pamela M. Smith

George E. Strobel Jr., MD ’62

Richard W. Valachovic

Wenliang Wang

John R. Wesley, MD ’67

Adam R. Wolfensohn

Gwill E. York

Kang Zhang, MD ’95, PhD ’91

$5,000 to $9,999

Anonymous

Nancy Adams

Thomas W. Adams, MD ’57

Mary T. Adelstein

S. James Adelstein, MD ’53

Carol F. Anderson

Howard M. Anderson

Patricia A. Anderson

Ann M. Bajart, MD ’72

Alec Baldwin

Hilaria Baldwin

Blanche S. Bast

Robert C. Bast Jr., MD ’69

Didi N. Bertrand

Carolyn M. Blackwood

Debra L. Bowen, MD ’78

Harold Brown, MD ’43

Norma C. Brown

Peter F. Brown

Daniel C. Burnes, MD ’72

Edmund B. Cabot, MD ’72*

Kalon K. Ho, MD ’87 and Rafael A. Escribano Jr., MD ’87 Board of Fellows and Global Health Advisory Council member William H. Frist, MD ’78

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Elizabeth W. Cabot

Sandra D. Carpenter

Mary Ann Pesce Choate

Alan L. Chung

Alexander W. Clowes, MD ’72

Michelle Copeland, MD ’77,

DMD ’77

Nathan P. Couch, MD ’54

William H. Danforth, MD ’51

Martha A. Darling

Anthony M. DiGioia III, MD ’86

Cathleen A. DiGioia

Ralph E. Dittman, MD

Magruder C. Donaldson, MD ’71

James F. Donovan, MD ’52

Dale M. Edgar

Rafael A. Escribano Jr., MD ’87

Regina Escribano

Paul E. Farmer, MD ’90, PhD ’90

Robert F. Fox Jr.

Behna Gardner

Laurence B. Gardner, MD ’67

Deborah C. German, MD ’76

James C. Gilbert, MD ’86

Mary F. Gimbrone

Michael A. Gimbrone Jr., MD ’69

Mark J. Girard, MD ’86

Jonathan Green, PhD

A. Ronald Grimm, MD ’61

Margaret A. Hamburg, MD ’83

Harold W. Harden III, MD ’76

Mark S. Hochberg, MD ’73

Mark W. Howard, MD ’85

Robert B. Howe, MD ’62

Sondra W. Howe, PhD

Herbert B. Hudnut Jr., MD ’57

Franklin E. Hull, MD ’60

Bernice D. Jackson, MD ’83

Kishwar Jaffer

Saeed N. Jaffer, MD ’97

Houston Johnson Jr., MD ’75

Barbara M. Jordan

Charles R. Jorgensen, MD ’62

Sally B. Jorgensen

Cleve Killingsworth

Talmadge E. King Jr., MD ’74

Carol A. Kirshner

Howard S. Kirshner, MD ’72

Elana S. Koren

Michael J. Koren, MD ’85

Donald J. Krogstad, MD ’69

James A. La Vea

Dominic Lee

Matt J. Likavec, MD ’74

S. Bertrand Litwin, MD ’59

Giles R. Locke III, MD ’87

Irving M. London, MD ’43

Dan L. Longo, MD

Mortimer Lorber, MD ’52, DMD ’50

Edward Lowenstein, MD

Roger M. Macklis, MD ’82

Eliza W. Menninger, MD ’87

Roger E. Meyer, MD ’62

Robert C. Moellering Jr., MD ’62

Lois H. Moser

Royce Moser Jr., MD ’61

Alan S. Nies, MD ’63

Gary R. Noble, MD ’62

Gilbert S. Omenn, MD ’65

Beverly C. Parsons

Robert L. Parsons, MD ’55

Melody Phillips

Preston J. Phillips, MD ’90

W. Reid Pitts Jr., MD ’67

Orah S. Platt, MD ’73

Richard Platt, MD ’72

Adrienne N. Rabkin

Mitchell T. Rabkin, MD ’55

Kurt R. Reinke, MD ’86

William S. Ring, MD ’71

Page Robbins

Michael Rosenblatt, MD ’73

Edward I. Rudman

Paul R. Schloerb, MD

David J. Seidenwurm, MD ’82

Susan C. Sherman, MD ’77

Kenneth I. Shine, MD ’61

Richard J. Simmons, MD ’57

Marvin H. Sleisenger, MD ’47

Allen M. Spiegel, MD ’71

Helen Stark

Robert M. Stark, MD ’74

Roger F. Steinert, MD ’77

Jennifer P. Stone, MD ’86

Meryl Streep

Stephen F. Sullivan, MD ’71

Albert H. Surprenant Jr.

Lynn A. Surprenant

David L. Swift

Martha H. Swift, MD ’87

Edward D. Thomas, MD ’46

Walter T. Tower Jr.

Sanford Ullman, MD ’71

Florian von Meiss

Barbara L. Waldman

Margaret G. Ward, PhD ’65

Samuel P. Ward, MD ’68

Gordon C. Weir, MD ’67

George F. Welsh, MD ’66

Estate of William E. Whitney

Ira B. Wilson, MD ’87

Dennis L. Winger

Cynthia Yock

Paul G. Yock, MD ’79

$2,000 to $4,999

Anonymous (2)

John R. Adler Jr., MD ’80

N. Scott Adzick, MD ’79

Eben Alexander Jr.

Rafael Allende, MD ’96

Claudia M. Alleyne, MD ’81

Linda M. Ameri, MD ’82

Bryan J. Arling, MD ’69

Donna D. Arling, PhD

Joshua Arnow

Simon K. Ashiku Jr., MD ’92

Amy Attas

Hugh Auchincloss Jr., MD ’76

Caroline Augustyn, MD*

Damian H. Augustyn, MD ’78

Joycelyn C. Austen

K. Frank Austen, MD ’54

Patricia Austen

W. Gerald Austen, MD ’55

Erle H. Austin III, MD ’74

Mary S. Banks, MD

Peter M. Banks, MD ’71

Robert L. Barbieri, MD ’77

Craig B. Barger

Elaine Barger

Robert B. Howe, MD ’62, with his wife, Sondra W. Howe, PhDAnn M. Bajart, MD ’72

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Waddell Barnes, MD ’49

David M. Bear, MD ’71

Laurie P. Hammer Bear

Elaine Beilin

Beryl R. Benacerraf, MD ’76

Herbert Benson, MD ’61

Cheston M. Berlin Jr., MD ’62

Eliot L. Berson, MD ’62

Elizabeth E. Boerstling

Herbert Boerstling, MD ’68

John H. Boey, MD ’71

Brian S. Bradley

Eugene D. Brand, MD ’48

Allan M. Brandt

Elyse A. Brill

Eric S. Brondfield, MD ’70

Robert H. Brown Jr., MD ’75

Irwin A. Buchwald, MD ’66

Linda Buchwald

Boyd R. Burkhardt, MD ’59

G. Steven Burrill

Harold J. Bursztajn, MD ’76

Donald E. Butterfield, MD ’58

Crawford C. Campbell, MD ’87

Estate of Yvonne Cappeller

Betty A. Caravella, MD ’89

Michael A. Cardi, MD ’77

Teresa W. Chan, MD ’85

Ching-Yen J. Chang, MD ’89

Jayni Chase

Annette H. Chen, MD ’92

Diane Chen, MD

Neil T. Chen, MD ’87

Kenneth W. Chin, MD ’74

William R. Christensen, MD ’42

Sandra K. Cohen, MD ’78

John J. Coleman III, MD ’73

David H. Conney

Myron W. Conovitz, MD ’58

John F. Cramer III, MD ’74

Elmer M. Cranton, MD ’64

Nancy E. Cranton

Richard V. Cronk, MD ’65

Perry J. Culver Jr., MD ’81

John T. Curnutte III, MD ’77,

PhD ’80

Pete Curran, MD

Wesley A. Curry Jr., MD ’76

Nancy E. Davidson, MD ’79

Anne Davis, PhD

Faith A. Davis, MD ’63

Paul J. Davis, MD ’63

S. Edward Davis III, MD ’60

John D. de Cuevas

Peter B. Dean, MD ’70

Roman W. DeSanctis, MD ’55

Daniel G. Deschler, MD ’90

Daniel Deykin, MD ’57

Peter M. Dibattiste, MD ’82

Robert G. Dluhy, MD ’62

Richard B. Dobrow, MD ’62

Cheryl L. Dorsey, MD ’91

Garth R. Drewry, MD ’52

Elaine Duerr

Robert L. Duerr Jr., MD ’88

Barbara B. Ebert

John B. Emans II, MD ’70

S. Jean Herriot Emans, MD ’70

Robert Englander

Estate of William W. Faloon,

MD ’44

Daniel D. Federman, MD ’53

Philip J. Ferrone, MD ’89

Richard M. Finkel, MD ’62

David S. Fischer, MD ’55

Mark C. Fishman, MD ’76

Martha P. Fishman, MD ’88

Jeffrey S. Flier, MD

James W. Fordyce

Gerald S. Foster, MD ’51

Ruth S. Foster

Daveed D. Frazier, MD ’90

Albert R. Frederick Jr., MD ’61

Robert Freedman, MD ’72

Claire Y. Fung, MD ’87

Homero R. Garza, MD ’75

William J. Gedale

Howard J. Geist, MD ’55

Renee L. Gelman, MD ’50

James S. Gessner, MD ’72

Laurie H. Glimcher, MD ’76

Henry P. Godfrey, MD ’65

Harold L. Godwin, MD ’47

David E. Golan, MD, PhD

Philip L. Goldsmith, MD ’67

Mary Beth E. Gordon, MD ’03

Howard C. Graves, MD ’71

Julie Baller Graves, MD ’72

Jane Grayson, MD ’73

Laura C. Green, PhD

Laurie R. Green, MD ’76

William L. Green, MD ’54

Winslow W. Green, MD ’62

Jack J. Greenberg, MD ’56

Michael E. Greenberg, PhD

Martin L. Greene, MD ’65

Shelly F. Greenfield, MD ’86

William B. Greenough III, MD ’57

Katherine L. Griem, MD ’82

Peter J. Grillo, MD ’69

Gabriel G. Gruber, MD ’72

Henry U. Grunebaum, MD ’52

Judith S. Grunebaum

Joan C. Han, MD ’99

Richard P. Harmel Jr., MD ’72

Harley A. Haynes, MD ’63

Elizabeth L. Petri Henske, MD ’85

George J. Hill, MD ’57

Helene Z. Hill, PhD

David S. Hirschfeld, MD ’67

Kalon K. Ho, MD ’87

Dwight C. Hoeg, MD ’50

Daniel B. Hrdy, MD ’76

Sarah B. Hrdy, PhD

Janet C. Hsieh

Mark S. Hughes, MD ’86

Edward M. Hundert, MD ’84

Helen M. Hunt, MD ’85

Bernard T. Hutchinson, MD ’58

Harris Hyman III, MD ’55

Anula K. Jayasuriya, MD ’84,

PhD ’91

Timothy D. Jenkins, MD ’92

Valerie T. Jenkins, DMD ’93

Jesse D. Johnson

Gary J. Jones, MD ’79

John E. Jordan, MD ’84

James B. Kahn, MD ’67

Julie Baller Graves, MD ’72 Peggy and Gary Noble, MD ’62 Stephen A. Kahn, MD ’99, member of both the Advisory Council on Education and the Global Health Advisory Council

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FY12

Steven R. Kanner, MD ’69

Kyra M. Kaplan-Berson

A.W. Karchmer, MD ’64

Morris J. Karnovsky, DSc

Katherine A. Keeley, MD ’94

Thomas W. Kensler, PhD

Edward N. Kesselman, MD ’74

Harvey Klein, MD ’63

Phyllis A. Klein

Kevin Klose

Elizabeth G. Knight

Jack V. Knight, MD ’43

Tamsin A. Knox, MD ’82

Jan Koch-Weser, MD ’54

Bernard D. Kosowsky, MD ’62

Joyce S. Kosowsky

Ione A. Kourides, MD ’67

W. Michael Kuehl, MD ’65

Dennis M. Landis, MD ’71

E. Story Cleland Landis

Philip J. Landrigan, MD ’67

Tally E. Lassiter Jr., MD ’82

Linh U. Le, MD ’96

Mark G. Lebwohl, MD ’78

Janice S. Lee, MD ’97

Harlan B. Levine, MD

Marshall P. Levine

Morelle I. Levine

Norman D. Levine, MD ’56

Robert T. Lewit, MD ’63

Marilyn C. Link

Stephen J. Lipson, MD ’72

Maria P. Liteplo

Merrill G. Liteplo, MD ’69

Eugene Y. Liu, MD ’84

Robert Lowe, MD ’72

Bernard Lown, MD

Louise C. Lown

Carol L. Lucido

Gary A. Lucido

Oluwatope A. Mabogunje, MD ’67

Thomas G. Magill, MD ’62

Terry Maratos-Flier, MD

Alexander R. Margulis, MD ’50

R. Ralph Margulis, MD ’48

Jane B. Marmor, MD ’66

Michael F. Marmor, MD ’66

Jane B. Mayer

Robert J. Mayer, MD ’69

Edward C. Maynard, MD ’82

James J. McCusker, MD ’57

Barbara J. McNeil, MD ’66,

PhD ’72

David M. Mego, MD ’86

C. Noel Bairey Merz, MD ’81

Robert H. Merz, MD ’81

Joseph V. Messer, MD ’56

Katayoun F. Meyer, MD ’88

Abbott R. Miller, MD ’57

George Miller, MD ’62

Laura J. Miller, MD ’82

Burness E. Moore, MD ’38

Doris E. Moore

Walter H. Moran Jr., MD ’55

Abraham Morgentaler, MD ’82

Kevin W. Morris

Arthur J. Moss, MD ’57

Lee M. Nadler, MD ’73

Francis A. Neelon, MD ’62

Frederick J. Neher, MD ’52

Anthony B. Nesburn, MD ’60

Charlotte G. Neumann, MD ’54

Craig D. Norquist, MD ’99

David D. Oakes, MD ’68

Timothy J. O’Farrell

Jan A. Okimoto, MD ’82

M. Patrick O’Meara, MD ’50

Sharron S. O’Meara

Robert F. Oot, MD

Roslyn W. Orkin, PhD ’73

Stuart H. Orkin, MD ’71

Frederick H. Osborn III

William J. Otto Jr., MD ’61

David C. Page, MD ’82

Gilbert R. Panzer, MD ’55

Jane R. Parnes, MD ’76

Mary H. Pavan, MD ’72

Peter R. Pavan, MD ’72

David L. Pearle, MD ’68

Alan S. Pearlman, MD ’70

Ervin Philipps, MD ’60

David F. Pincus, MD ’81

Bill Plautz

Andy Plisko, MD ’82

Judith A. Plotz, PhD

Paul H. Plotz, MD ’62

Donald O. Pollock, MD ’55

Suzanne T. Poppema, MD ’74

Elizabeth R. Post

Robert L. Post, MD ’45

Robert T. Potter, MD ’52

David W. Preven, MD ’63

Gary M. Proulx, MD ’92

Rhonda E. Rand, MD ’79

Elizabeth C. Reiling

Richard B. Reiling, MD ’67

Philip J. Rettig, MD ’72

Eileen E. Reynolds, MD ’90

Carol W. Robey, MD ’82

Richard G. Rockefeller, MD ’79

Susan Rockefeller

Campbell D. Rogers, MD ’88

Flavin C. Romanul, MD ’53

Laurence J. Ronan, MD ’87

Fred R. Rosenberg

Alvin A. Rosenfeld, MD ’70

Dorothy Rosenfeld

Sara G. Rosenthal, MD ’72

Peter S. Ross, MD ’73

David A. Roth, MD ’87

Barbara C. Rothwell

Walter S. Rothwell, MD ’47

Marc S. Sabatine, MD ’94

Fidencio Saldana, MD ’01

Bruce J. Sams Jr., MD ’55

Delia N. Sang, MD

Alan J. Sarokhan, MD ’77

Carol T. Sarokhan, MD ’77

George A. Sarosi, MD ’64

Andrew Satlin, MD ’79

Stefan C. Schatzki, MD ’56

Leslie D. Schlessinger, MD ’72

Rosalind A. Segal, MD, PhD

Gail E. Semigran, MD ’88

Marc J. Semigran, MD ’83

Kathleen E. Shamberger

Robert C. Shamberger, MD ’75

Stephen J. Shapiro

Board of Fellows and Systems Biology Advisory Council member Virginia M. Kaneb

Leslie D. Schlessinger, MD ’72, PhD, and Robert N. Nishimura, MD

18


FY12

Carole Sheft

Douglas J. Sheft, MD ’61

James H. Shelton, MD ’70

Nancy B. Shelton

Jessie L. Sherrod, MD ’75

Jensie Shipley

William U. Shipley, MD ’66

Neil S. Shore, MD ’63

Ann B. Sidwell, MD ’94

Charles F. Simmons Jr., MD ’80

Daniel I. Simon, MD ’87

Josephine M. Simon

Richard L. Smythe, MD ’50

David S. Snyder, MD ’77

David H. Solomon, MD ’46

P. Frederick Sparling, MD ’62

Jerome J. Spunberg, MD ’77

John B. Stanbury, MD ’39

Philip A. Starr, MD ’87, PhD ’89

Peter J. Steinglass, MD ’64

Jocelyn Stewart

John D. Stoeckle, MD ’47

Kelly M. Sullivan, MD ’97

Andrew J. Sussman, MD ’91

Elliot J. Sussman, MD ’77

Donald W. Sutherland, MD ’57

Morton N. Swartz, MD ’47

Joseph Tauber, MD ’82

Eugene I. Taylor Jr., PhD

Pamela A. Taylor, MD ’82

John M. Templeton Jr., MD ’68

Josephine J. Templeton, MD

Barbara C. Thibault

George E. Thibault, MD ’69

Rogelio I. Thomas, MD ’82

Rosalie Tocco-Bradley, MD ’88

Jerry A. Tomlinson, MD ’63

Laura Torres, MD ’87

Alfred J. Tria Jr., MD ’72

Jack W. Tsao, MD ’97

Yong Uahwatanasakul, MD ’63

William F. Urmey, MD ’82

Harold C. Urschel Jr., MD ’55

Henry W. Vaillant, MD ’62

Lise Van Susteren, MD

Luis Villa Jr., MD ’70

Gordon C. Vineyard, MD ’63

Kenneth F. Walker, MD ’50

Maria L. Walker, MD ’82

Herbert G. Weiss

Ruth S. Weiss, MD ’51

James O. Welch Jr.

Virginia B. Welch

Peter F. Weller, MD ’72

Kathleen M. Welsh, MD ’85

Alphonso Willis, MD ’77

Dora W. Willis

Carl P. Wisoff, MD ’46

Marjorie T. Wood

Sarah D. Wright, MD

Lowell S. Young, MD ’64

David S. Zimmon, MD ’58

Lawrence S. Zivin, MD ’62

$1,000 to $1,999

Anonymous

Lucas L. Aalmans

Howard R. Abel, MD ’62

William T. Abraham, MD ’86

James Aisenberg, MD ’87

Cary W. Akins, MD ’70

Jane B. Alavi, MD ’66

Carolyn K. Aldredge, MD ’64

Lois A. Alexanian

Raymond Alexanian, MD ’55

Susan M. Allan, MD ’81

Louis M. Alpern, MD ’74

Morton A. Alterman, MD ’61

Larry S. Anderson, MD ’65

Aaron P. Appiah, MD ’82

Ann Appleman

Donald G. Arnault, MD ’43

Daniel L. Arons, MD

Elissa B. Arons, MD ’70

Howard P. Baden, MD ’56

Robert L. Bahr, MD ’71

James H. Baker II, MD ’87

Maria Balestrieri

Matthew F. Balestrieri

Charles F. Barbarisi, MD ’56

Claire B. Barger

Betty R. Barker

Walter L. Barker, MD ’53

Henrietta R. Barnes, MD

Cynthia T. Barrett, MD ’62

Ernie-Paul Barrette, MD ’90

Richard D. Baughman, MD ’60

James C. Beck, MD ’63

Andrew B. Belfer

Sigall K. Bell, MD ’97

Martha D. Bernstein

Robert S. Bernstein, MD ’65

Barbara E. Bierer, MD ’80

Llewellyn B. Bigelow, MD ’61

Harry J. Bigham Jr., MD ’82

Marcia Blacher

Stanley P. Blacher

Enid Blaymore

Lee M. Blaymore

John R. Blinks, MD ’55*

Philip K. Bondy, MD ’42

David H. Bor, MD ’75

Steven S. Brem, MD ’72

Bruce J. Brener, MD ’66

Ellen Brener

Donald K. Brief, MD ’57

Irene F. Briggin, MD ’63

Mary P. Britton

Melvin C. Britton Jr., MD ’60

Beverly Brown, MD ’97

Ormonde L. Brown

Thomas E. Bump, MD ’76

Jean B. Burnett, PhD

David C. Bush, MD ’69

Louise Bush

Catherine F. Buttenwieser

Paul A. Buttenwieser, MD ’64

Laura Calvi, MD ’94

Herbert L. Cantrill III, MD ’72

Letitia G. Carlson, MD ’87

Stephen Carney, MD ’76

Alan F. Carpenter, MD ’55

Jay Cashman

Margaret H. Chaffey, MD ’87

Yvonne R. Chan, MD ’01

Hugh P. Chandler, MD ’58

David F. Chang, MD ’80

Laura Chasin

Richard M. Chasin, MD ’60

Jerome A. Chazen

Allen W. Cheever, MD ’58

Edward S. Horton, MD ’57 Lynne Wilson, Ira B. Wilson, MD ’87, and Kim O’Donnell

19


FY12

Nai-Kong V. Cheung, MD ’76,

PhD ’78

Douglas H. Chin, MD ’94

Eliza Lo L. Chin, MD ’93

John K. Chin, MD ’79

Robert Chuong, MD ’77, DMD ’77

Andre L. Churchwell, MD ’79

John T. Citron, MD ’70

Walter K. Clair, MD ’81

David K. Clawson, MD ’52

Martin J. Cline, MD ’58

George E. Cobb, MD ’55

Marybelle H. Cochran

William D. Cochran, MD ’52

Benjamin E. Cohen

Benjamin E. Cohen, MD ’69

Carole G. Cohen

Gabriel A. Cohen

Helen B. Cohen

Jordan J. Cohen, MD ’60

Lily M. Cohen

Norman R. Cohen, MD ’61

Beverly S. Coleman

M. Donald Coleman, MD ’52

Richard E. Conway, MD ’59

Sally F. Cornish

Howard A. Corwin, MD ’58*

Dale H. Cowan, MD ’63

Kathryn D. Crossland, MD ’84

Colleen Curran

Victor T. Curtin, MD ’51, DMD ’51

David W. Dain, MD ’62

Judith Dain

Barbara O. David

Jon R. Davids, MD ’85

Beth Davis

Michael M. Davis

Estate of Ralph E. Davis

Ralph A. DeFronzo Jr., MD ’69

Jocelyn-Louise F. Del Carmen,

MD ’93

Martha B. Denckla, MD ’62

Andrew K. Diehl, MD ’72

Judy I. Dienstag

Jules L. Dienstag, MD

Mitchell L. Dong

Robin L. Dong

Lois W. Dow, MD ’68

Sandra J. Downes, MD ’94

Jeffrey A. Drebin, MD ’83, PhD ’87

Michael J. Droller, MD ’68

Edward L. Dubrow, MD ’65

Barry P. Duel, MD ’90

Helen S. DuPont

Robert L. DuPont Jr., MD ’62

Elaine Engelman

Karl Engelman, MD ’59

Lois B. Epstein, MD ’59

Abigail B. Erdmann

Norman M. Fellows, MD ’42

Pauline R. Fellows

David J. Fink, MD ’74

Josef E. Fischer, MD ’61

Bruce M. Fisher, MD ’47

Richard I. Fisher, MD ’70

Fred N. Fishman

Mary E. Fleischli, MD ’93

Robert H. Fletcher, MD ’66

Suzanne W. Fletcher, MD ’66

Joseph M. Forbess, MD ’90

Maxwell E. Foster Jr.

David A. Fox, MD ’78

Ernest W. Franklin III, MD ’62

Ruth Franklin

Stanley S. Franklin, MD ’56

James W. Frederiksen, MD ’72

Marilynn C. Frederiksen, MD

Judith T. Freedberg

Leonard E. Freedberg, MD ’71

Jonathan W. Friedberg, MD ’94

Paul Friedmann, MD ’59

Erik H. Gaensler, MD ’84

Anne S. Galli

Stephen J. Galli, MD ’72

Jennifer P. Galvin

Erika Gantt, MD ’97

Alan B. Gazzaniga, MD ’61

Sheila C. Gazzaniga

Charlotte German

Claude P. Ghez De Castelnuovo,

MD ’64

David M. Gibson, MD ’48

Edward B. Gilmore, MD ’65

Marsha A. Gilmore

William J. Goade Jr., MD ’44

Stacy P. Salob Goldman, MD ’88

Eydie Gorme

Daniel L. Gornel, MD ’57

Allan H. Goroll, MD ’72

James A. Greene Jr., MD ’55

William L. Greif, MD ’81

Roy R. Grinker Jr., MD ’52

Corrine Grousbeck

Wycliffe K. Grousbeck

Elysia Gudas

Thomas F. Gudas, MD ’90

Warren G. Guntheroth, MD ’52

Linda D. Guydon, MD ’80

Chul S. Ha, MD ’86

Ronald L. Hainen, MD ’72

Daphne Lowell Hall

Stephen V. Hall, MD ’69

Thomas C. Hall, MD ’49

Julia A. Haller, MD ’80

Audrey M. Hamilton, MD ’83

Charles C. Hartness III, MD ’82

Harry E. Hartzell Jr., MD ’57

Susan B. Hartzell

Barbara A. Hatem

Charles J. Hatem, MD ’66

Augusta Haydock

Ralph A. Heising, MD ’55

Kenneth L. Herrmann, MD ’59

Howard H. Hiatt, MD ’48

Vicki and Frederick Modell, members of the Immunology Advisory CouncilFreda Lewis-Hall, MD, member of the Board of Fellows and the Translational Science and Therapeutics Advisory Council

Board of Fellows and Health Care Policy Advisory Council member Leonard D. Schaeffer

20


FY12

Alumni Council member Nancy J. Wei, MD '06

James T. Higgins, MD ’74

Keiko Hirose, MD ’93

Judith S. Hochman, MD ’77

Elizabeth A. Hodapp, MD ’75

Robert H. Hodge Jr., MD ’72

Cyrus C. Hopkins, MD ’63

Leora I. Horwitz, MD ’00

Mary Moore Hosford

Richard G. Hosford, MD ’57*

Terry T. Howard, MD ’69

Peter M. Howley, MD ’72

Doris M. Hughes

Helen M. Hunt

Robert C. Hunter

Jean C. Hurd

Joseph K. Hurd Jr., MD ’64

Steven E. Hyman, MD ’80

Plas T. James, MD ’86

Dede L. Jamison

Rex L. Jamison, MD ’60

Paul C. Janicki, MD ’71

William R. Jarvis, MD

Janine M. Jason, MD ’75

Robert L. Jayes Jr., MD ’82

Randall D. Johnson, MD ’76

Gregory C. Juarez, MD ’92

Richard A. Kaslow, MD ’69

Samuel L. Katz, MD ’52

Derek E. Kaufman

Elaine T. Kaye, MD ’88

Kenneth M. Kaye, MD ’86

Richard R. Kelley, MD ’60

Reuben K. Kenigsberg, MD ’55

Gerald T. Keusch, MD ’62

Young-Jo Kim, MD ’94

Marc W. Kirschner, PhD

Phyllis S. Kirschner

Richard N. Kleaveland, MD ’51

Sally Kleaveland

Arthur M. Kleinman, MD

Douglas D. Koch, MD ’77

Laurence N. Kolonel, MD ’68

Anthony L. Komaroff, MD

David Korn, MD ’59

William Kornfeld, MD ’54

Thomas R. Kuhns, MD ’59

Paula D. Kushlan, MD ’74

Frederic W. Lafferty, MD ’56

Joann Lafferty

Elyse A. Lambiase, MD ’79

Joseph M. Lane, MD ’65

John Laszlo, MD ’55

Patricia H. Laszlo

Robert S. Lawrence, MD ’64

Steve Lawrence

Son P. Le, MD ’84

Lucian L. Leape, MD ’59

Barbara R. Leith

David E. Leith, MD ’57

Edwin D. Leonard

Judith S. Leonard

Amy K. Letteney

Lawrence K. Letteney

Stanley M. Levenson, MD ’41*

Sheldon M. Levin, MD ’50

Barry W. Levine, MD ’65

Ellen S. Levine

David E. Levy, MD ’68

Brian J. Lewis, MD ’69

Randall J. Lewis, MD ’69

Edward Y. Liang, MD ’56

Peter Libby

Peter S. Liebert, MD ’61

Henry J. Lin, MD ’81

Ingrid Y. Lin, MD

Alexander Ling Jr., MD ’81

Thelma Linsey

Graeme M. Lipper, MD ’97

Christopher J. Lipscomb

Paul Y. Liu, MD ’87

Francis R. Lonergan, MD ’77

Yeou-Cheng M. Ma, MD ’77

Sandra G. Madrid, MD ’76

Elbert H. Magoon, MD ’73

Martha W. Magoon, MD ’75

Sherri A. Mahne

Janet L. Maldonado, MD ’03

Isabel W. Malkin

Peter L. Malkin

Peter B. Mansfield, MD ’62

Victor A. Marcial, MD ’49

Thomas I. Margolis, MD ’88

Roger G. Mark, MD ’65

Shirley F. Marks, MD ’73

Thomas P. Martin, MD ’87

Marina Mata, MD

David P. McCallie Jr., MD ’81

Betsy K. McCombs

Robert L. McDowell Jr., MD ’74

Suzanne R. McDowell

John D. McGavic, MD ’61

John E. McGowan Jr., MD ’67

David A. McKay, MD ’65

Linda C. McQuillan

Matthew Menken, MD ’62

Suzanne Merrill

Esteban Mezey, MD ’62

Anne J. Miller-Breslow, MD ’82

Jill Elisabeth Blum Millis

Michael B. Millis, MD ’70

Ginat W. Mirowski, MD ’85,

DMD ’86

Matthew E. Mitchell, MD ’91

Gregory L. Moneta, MD ’80

Roger H. Morris, MD ’57

James R. Morton, MD ’54

Roger V. Moseley, MD ’59

James W. Murphy, MD ’52

Gerald Nash, MD ’63

Shirin Nash

David G. Nathan, MD ’55

Jean F. Nathan

Robert N. Nishimura, MD

John Noseworthy, MD ’70

John J. O’Connor III, MD ’82

Christopher J. O’Donnell, MD ’87

Richard S. O’Hara, MD ’56

Henry D. Onken, MD ’57

Olumuyiwa O. Oredugba, MD ’68

Mark E. Oren, MD ’66

Nedra Y. Oren

Nancy E. Oriol, MD ’79

Fredrick K. Orkin, MD ’68

Susan L. Orkin

Michael N. Oxman, MD ’62

Jack S. Parker, MD ’45

Douglas D. Payne, MD ’66

Jane S. Perrin, MD ’57

John A. Peters, MD ’54*

Lillian C. Peters

Elizabeth N. Philipps

Ernest H. Picard, MD ’55

Stephanie H. Pincus, MD ’68

John H. Pinto

Sarah D. Plimpton

Cynthia A. Poe

Richard O. Poe, MD ’61

Thomas D. Pollard, MD ’68

William S. Postal, MD ’87

DeWayne M. Pursley, MD ’82

Gregory Quinn

Edmond J. Raker, MD ’74

Susan E. Rapple

Kenneth R. Ratzan, MD ’65

Steven Jonas, MD ’62, and Richard M. Parker, MD ’62

21


FY12

Robert E. Rawitscher, MD ’63

Vincent F. Reale, MD ’68

Alise S. Reicin, MD ’86

Cheryl Reinertsen

James L. Reinertsen, MD ’73

Evelyn C. Reis, MD ’87

Steven E. Reis, MD ’87

Lois N. Resnick

Robert H. Resnick, MD ’55

Daniel S. Rich, MD ’77

David W. Richardson, MD ’51

William S. Richardson, MD ’88

Nancy A. Rigotti, MD ’78

Ernestine Ritter

Eugene W. Roddenberry Jr.

John B. Rodgers Jr., MD ’59

Nancy M. Rodgers

Grant V. Rodkey, MD ’43

Ancel J. Rogers II, MD ’79

Lewis J. Rose, MD ’78

Michael J. Rosen

Richard S. Ross, MD ’47

Anthony H. Russell, MD ’74

Paul S. Russell, MD

James M. Russo

Judith M. Russo

Donald B. Sanders, MD ’63

Jason C. Sardina

Suzanne L. Sardina

Gerold L. Schiebler, MD ’54

John W. Schott, MD ’66

Sally R. Schroeder

Steven A. Schroeder, MD ’64

Janet B. Serle, MD ’80

Kathleen Sherbrooke

Ross E. Sherbrooke

Elaine L. Shiang, MD ’76

Anthony F. Shields, MD ’79

Mark C. Shields, MD ’75

Frederick H. Sillman, MD ’62

Carl G. Silverman, MD ’60

Elizabeth B. Silverman, MD ’62

Sal Silvestri

Joseph R. Silvio, MD ’69

Eleanor Simpson

Joseph R. Simpson, MD ’73

Karl L. Singer, MD ’67

Peter L. Slavin, MD ’84

Donald A. Smith, MD ’67

Lloyd H. Smith Jr., MD ’47

Scott Smith

Jordan W. Smoller, MD ’91

Kay Snodgrass

Marjorie Lagemann Snodgrass

Philip J. Snodgrass, MD ’53

Samuel R. Snodgrass Jr., MD ’63

Peter J. Snyder, MD ’65

Karen L. Sobol

Alfred Sommer, MD ’67

Carolyn S. Spiro, MD ’79

Howard M. Spiro, MD ’47*

Marian W. Spiro

John M. Stein, MD ’61

Bruce W. Steinhauer, MD ’59

David M. Steinhaus, MD ’77

Claire M. Stiles, MD ’56

Ralph W. Stoll, MD ’65

Sally S. Stoll

Jeffrey D. Stone, MD ’73, DMD ’73

John H. Stone, MD ’90

Andrea Stryer

Lubert Stryer, MD ’61

George K. Summer, MD ’51

Richard S. Swanson, MD ’80

Sandra M. Sweetnam, MD ’82

Chester P. Swett Jr., MD ’66

Swee L. Tan, MD ’88

Robert Taylor, MD ’77

Robert L. Timmons, MD ’53

James L. Troy, MD ’75

George L. Tucker, MD ’56

Nadine Muskatel Tung, MD ’84

David J. Tweardy, MD ’78

C. Robert Valeri, MD ’58

Cynthia A. Valeri

Illiana Van Meeteren

Phyllis R. Vineyard

Armand Viscosi

Patricia A. Viscosi

Richard J. Wagman, MD ’57

Coolidge S. Wakai, MD

Edith Y. Wakai

Linda S. Warren, MD ’87

Virginia G. Watkin

Elizabeth Lou T. Watkins

Lee C. Watkins Jr., MD ’52

Hugh G. Watts, MD ’60

Catherine Marina Barrese

Webster

Deborah C. Webster-Clair, MD

Steven E. Weinberger, MD ’73

Dana J. Weinkle, MD ’80

Mark J. Weinstein, MD ’75

Lisa K. Weiss, MD ’91

Michael A. Weiss, MD ’82

Melissa B. Welch, MD ’85

Dorothy I. Whitmer, MD ’78

Catherine M. Wilfert, MD ’62

Stephen F. Wintermeyer, MD ’85

Elaine G. Wong

Francis C. Wood Jr., MD ’54

Paul A. Wood, MD ’87

Howard E. Wulsin, MD ’48

Robert A. Yancey, MD ’82

Stephen H. Zinner, MD

$500 to $999

Recent graduates (classes of

2003–2011) whose gifts qualify

for recognition

Glenn C. Gaviola, MD ’03

Michael S. Guirguis, MD ’03

Edward Thomas Lahey III,

MD ’04

Jeffrey P. Lin, MD ’03

Frank J. Minja, MD ’03

Kush M. Parmar, MD ’10,

PhD ’08

Mark D. Price, MD ’03

Christopher J. Russell, MD ’07

Nancy J. Wei, MD ’06

Susan X. Zhao, MD ’05

* Deceased

John W. Rowe, MD, member of the Board of Fellows and Advisory Council on Education, and Lee M. Nadler, MD ’73, Dean for Clinical and Translational Research and the Virginia and D.K. Ludwig Professor of Medicine

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In Memory

Throughout the year, many individuals advance the work of Harvard Medical School by making gifts in memory of revered faculty, classmates, family, and friends. This list acknowledges individuals for whom gifts were made in their memory in fiscal year 2012 (july 1, 2011, through june 30, 2012).

John Adams Jr., MD ’29

Mary D. Adams

Andrew J. Alameno

Read E. Albright

Eben Alexander Jr., MD ’39

Lillian Ambrosino

Harold Amos, PhD ’52

Edith Appel

Samuel Appel

George Ashley

David Axelrod, MD ’60

Lawrence P. Baker, MD ’56

A. Clifford Barger, MD ’43

Timothy F. Beckett Jr., MD ’74

Amanda J. Berger

Phyllis T. Bodel, MD ’58

Kenneth D. Borg, MD

Henry P. Brean, MD ’43

Jacob Brem

Addison G. Brenizer Jr., MD ’40

Francis G. Brigham, MD ’09

John R. Brooks, MD ’43

James R. Burnett

Guy D. Campbell, MD ’49

Charles B. Carpenter, MD ’58

Edmund N. Carpenter II, Esq.

Jerrold S. Chaleff

Florence Chang

Walter J. Charow

David W. Cloos, MD ’69

Benjamin Cohen, MD

Robert P. Cook

Albert H. Coons, MD ’37

P. Leo Corcoran

Jeannette H. Corwin, MD ’58

William P. Coyman

Natacha Y. Dalcorso

David D’Appolonia

Philip Davidowitz

Adele Debbie

Josefa F. del Carmen

Ruth O. DeLaney

Oscar S. DePriest III, MD ’54

Richard K. Desser, MD ’67

Vincent P. Dole, MD ’39

Milton Elkin, MD ’41

Maurice J. Elovitz, MD ’57

Paul R. Epstein

Angelo J. Eraklis, MD ’58

Albert J. Erdmann III, MD ’67

Dana L. Farnsworth, MD ’33

James M. Faulkner, MD ’24

L. Frederick Fenster, MD ’57

Bernard N. Fields, MD

M. Judah Folkman, MD ’57

James R. Forbes, MD ’88

Rowland B. French, MD ’43

Ellen Frommer

Peter L. Frommer, MD ’58

Maurice B. Furlong Jr., MD ’68

Richard A. Garibaldi, MD ’67

F. James Gay, MD ’57

Bernard German, MD ’40

Richard A. Gillis

Harvey Goldman, MD

Kenneth P. Gorelick, MD ’67

Phillips D. Hallowell, MD ’44

John G. Harter, MD ’53

Joseph L. Henry

Chester E. Herrod, MD ’49

Arthur T. Hertig, MD ’30

Lawrence E. Hinkle Jr., MD ’42

Shui K. Ho

Charles Horn

Richard E. Hughes, MD ’53

Richard Hunt

Richard Jaffe

Bemy E. Jelin, MD ’91

William Jelin

William R. Jewett, MD ’73

William S. Karlen, MD ’51

Jay H. Katz, MD ’53

Marie P. Kay

Augusta L. Keeler

Lawrence M. Keeler

Edward T. Kelley Jr., MD ’52

Norman J. Kelman, MD ’41

Elaine Kent

George Khoury, MD ’70

Joan A.R. Kleinman

Arthur R. Kravitz, MD ’54

Abraham Krintzman

Katherine J. Kurnick

Jean Phillippe Lecat

Vasilios G. Letsou, MD ’54

Polly A. Levee

Allan H. Levy, MD ’53

Spencer B. Lewis, MD ’73

Leila Liebman, MD ’58

Jack G. Livingston, MD ’68

John S. Lockwood, MD ’31

John N. Lukens Jr., MD ’58

Sidney B. Luria, MD ’43

John H. Mahan, MD ’59

Dorothy A. Murphy

Francis J. O’ Brien Sr.

John L. Oncley

Solomon Perlroth

Tristan Perlroth

J. Bion Philipson, MD ’63

Walter Point, MD ’45

Sholem Postel

Curtis Prout, MD ’41

Mary C. Raugust

Daniel R. Rectanus

George S. Richardson, MD ’46

Elizabeth W. Richter

Emil R. Ritter, MD ’48

Mimi Robbins

Barbara S. Rosenberg

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FY12

In Honor

Harvard Medical School’s world-renowned researchers, groundbreaking discoveries, and educational programs often inspire individuals to make gifts honoring faculty members, classmates, and loved ones. This list acknowledges those who were honored by a gift in fiscal year 2012 (july 1, 2011, through june 30, 2012).

S. James Adelstein, MD ’53

Ronald A. Arky, MD


Curt Barger

Shael Barger

Eliot L. Berson, MD ’62

Alexis duPont Brokaw

Philip Chaleff

Daphne P. Cook

Wallace L. Cook

Chester W. Douglass


Avram S. Goldstein, MD ’43

Louis M. Guenin

Tony Joy


Samuel H. Kim, MD ’62

Jean Krintzman

Garrick H. Leonard, MD ’87

Frederick P. Li, MD

Irving M. London, MD ’43

Susan Margolin

Norman B. Marshall, PhD ’56

Clyde McAuley

Barbara J. McNeil, MD ’66, PhD ’72

Robert C. Moellering Jr., MD ’62

Julie A. Joyal Mowschenson

David Murphy

Lauren Murphy

Rebecca Neal

Ellin C. O’Brien

Nancy E. Oriol, MD ’79

Adam J. Rosenberg

Paul S. Russell, MD

Leslie G. Selbovitz, MD

Karen L. Sobol

Ross H. Wakai, MD ’94

Nathaniel C. Webb Jr., MD ’54

John Rosenberg

Raul Rubio

Samuel H. Rush

Paul C. Schnitker, MD ’67

Walter Sears

Marlon Sellers

Andrew G. Webster II, MD ’40

Bernard Wiesman

Virginia Wimberly

Frank A. Wint

William G. Winter Jr., MD ’63

David F. Silbert, MD ’62

Edmund H. Sonnenblick, MD ’58

Kurt Spielberg

Howard M. Spiro, MD ’47

Louise Y. St. John

Thomas G. Thurston II, MD ’41

Cecil Todes

Robert L. Trelstad, MD ’65

Virginia Troccoli

George L. Tully III, MD ’73

Dorothy L. Turchick

Donald M. Watkin, MD ’46

Ronald A. Arky, MD Daniel D. Federman, MD '53 Barbara J. McNeil, MD ’66, PhD ’72

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Ezekiel Hersey council

Alumni and friends who make a bequest provision or other life income gift to Harvard Medical School are invited to join the Ezekiel Hersey council. This list acknowledges all members of this council as of june 30, 2012.

Anonymous (10)

Norman O. Aarestad, MD ’59

Howard R. Abel, MD ’62

Thomas W. Adams, MD ’57

Howard E. Adkins, MD ’58

Bolanile Akinwole, MD ’81*

Nile L. Albright, MD

Peter D. Alden, MD ’58

Carolyn K. Aldredge, MD ’64

Sidney Alexander, MD ’57

Barbara Alpert

Joel J. Alpert, MD ’56

William A. Altman, MD ’39

Allan H. Applestein

Loreen Arbus

Ronald A. Arky, MD

Bryan J. Arling, MD ’69

Elissa B. Arons, MD ’70

Eric L. Aserlind

Harold L. Atkins, MD ’52

Mark E. Augustine

Lynn L. Ault, MD ’59


James H. Austin, MD ’48

Nelson K. Aweh III

Thomas H. Baer


Phyllis Baker

Gilbert W. Banks, MD ’75

Majda Barazzutti

Roger M. Barkin, MD ’70

Lewis A. Barness, MD ’44

Peter V. Barrett, MD ’60

Joan T. Batchelor

Norma G. Becker

Keewatin Berg

Arthur W. Berger, PhD

William Bernet, MD ’67

Thomas C. Bettman, MD ’69

Nazir A. Bhagat

Frederick R. Bieber, PhD

Beverly Birns, PhD

Deborah D. Bishop

Dorothy A. Black, MD ’65

William D. Blake, MD ’43

Janet E. Bloom

Alexander Blum Jr., MD ’47*

Stanley P. Bohrer, MD ’58

Ewing T. Boles Jr., MD ’45

Kenneth W. Bollin, MD ’76

Philip K. Bondy, MD ’42

Donald C. Borg, MD ’50

Anne E. Brackett

Nathaniel P. Brackett Jr., MD ’47

Peter P. Bradley, MD ’74

Julie Brenizer

Irene F. Briggin, MD ’63

Stephen M. Brooks, MD ’76

Harold Brown, MD ’43

Paul M. Brown, MD ’49

H. Franklin Bunn, MD

Margaret L. Burke, PhD

Cathy A. Burnweit, MD ’81

F. Anthony Butler*

Donald E. Butterfield, MD ’58

Ann S. Buxbaum

Richard J. Buxbaum

Robert C. Buxbaum, MD

Turner E. Bynum

Stephanie Campbell

Thomas C. Campbell, MD ’73

John M. Carey, MD ’45

William B. Carey, MD ’54

William T. Carleton, MD ’39

Philip E. Carlin

Sally Carlin

Charles B. Carpenter, MD ’58*

Elsie R. Carr*

Richard B. Cattell, MD ’54

Robert W. Chamberlin Jr., MD ’56

David L. Chamovitz, MD ’48

Betty W. Chang, MD

Henry Chang, MD ’69

Michael A. Chang, MD ’84

Sophia H.Y. Chang, MD

Robert G. Chapman, MD ’51

Gilbert R. Cherrick, MD ’54

Douglas H. Chin, MD ’94

Tenley E. Albright, MD ’61, and Elizabeth D. Sweet John Hedley-Whyte, MD, and Mitchell T. Rabkin, MD ’55

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Kenneth W. Chin, MD ’74

John T. Chirban, PhD

Johanna L. Chisholm

William R. Christensen, MD ’42

Elaine F. Ciarkowski

David K. Clawson, MD ’52

Margaret J. Clowes

Bruce J. Cohen, PhD

Carole G. Cohen

Daniel I.A. Cohen, PhD


Linda W. Cohen

Sandra K. Cohen, MD ’78

Ethel R. Cole

John Cole

Calvin J. Collins, MD ’58

Frank V. Colombo, MD ’53

Rita J. Colombo

Armand G. Conant

Neville K. Connolly, MD ’44

Michelle Copeland, MD ’77,

DMD ’77

Peter G. Cordeiro, MD ’83

Sally F. Cornish

Anne W. Couch

Nathan P. Couch, MD ’54

Margery M. Craig

Richard V. Cronk, MD ’65

Albert B. Crum, MD ’57

Richard R. Curtin, MD ’52

William A. Dafoe, MD ’40

Eugene Dagg

Marian Dagg

Paul W. Dale, MD ’47

John C. Dalton, MD ’50

D. Ronald Daniel

Ellen S. Danser

Barry A. Davidson, MD

Linda M. Davidson

Mayer B. Davidson, MD ’61

Elizabeth M. Davis

Reed H. Day, MD ’84, DMD

Margo A. Denke, MD ’81

Ann Derwin

William Derwin

Roman W. DeSanctis, MD ’55

Daniel Deykin, MD ’57

Donald E. Dickerson, MD ’57

David G. Disler, MD ’88

Dan A. Ditmore, MD ’57

Yolanda Ditmore

Judith A. Dobrow

Richard B. Dobrow, MD ’62

Robert J. Dobrow, MD ’60

James F. Donovan, MD ’52

Harold F. Dvorak, MD ’62

Arthur S. Earle, MD ’53

John M. Eaton, MD ’60

Reuben Eaves, PhD

John R. Edwards, MD ’58

Gunes N. Ege, MD ’58

Nadine Einhorn

Barbara Y. Eisenberg*

Helen T. Elkins

William L. Elkins, MD ’58

Nancy Elliott

Susan A. Elliott

Daniel S. Ellis, MD ’39

Barbara C. Ellman

Leonard L. Ellman, MD ’67

Doris Emerson

Theodore G. Erler Jr., MD ’42

Dorothy W. Errera

John M. Erskine, MD ’45

Mrs. Edward R. Evans

James C. Fahl, MD ’48

Patricia Fahl

Roberta E. Faloon

Geraldine Farber

George C. Fareed, MD ’70

Diana V. Farnsworth, MD ’60

Peter C. Farrell, PhD


Indro Fedrigo

Willard B. Fernald, MD ’51

Ruth P. Fields

James J. Fitzpatrick Jr.

Robert P. Fornshell, MD ’52

Gerald S. Foster, MD ’51

Ruth S. Foster

Fred D. Fowler, MD ’47

R. Brandon Fradd, MD ’87

Ernest W. Franklin III, MD ’62

Ruth Franklin

Stanley S. Franklin, MD ’56

Albert R. Frederick Jr., MD ’61

Suzanne Frederick

Curt R. Freed, MD ’69

Howard L. Freedman, MD ’73

Amanda B. Freeman, MD

David L. Freeman, MD ’69*

Alan J. Friedman, MD ’59

Lori E. Friedman

Paul Friedmann, MD ’59


Robert P. Fuller

Edward A. Gaensler, MD ’45

Vincent Gagliardi

Mitchell H. Gail, MD ’67

Clifford M. Gall, MD ’85

Shirley M. Gallup, MD ’49

Erika Gantt, MD ’97

Howard J. Geist, MD ’55

Thomas D. Gelehrter, MD ’63

Renee L. Gelman, MD ’50

Ronald O. Germain, MD ’47

Charlotte German

Mariam Ghavamian

Gerald S. Foster, MD, ’51, with current student Nicole M. Jackson, a member of the Class of 2015

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Robert J. Glaser, MD ’43

Laurie H. Glimcher, MD ’76

Melvin J. Glimcher, MD ’50

William J. Goade Jr., MD ’44

Frederick C. Goetz, MD ’46

Alfred L. Goldberg, PhD ’68

Joan H. Goldberg, MD ’70

Paul D. Goldenheim, MD ’76

Gertrude N. Goldowsky*

Eleanor M. Goldthwait

Cheryl O. Gorelick

Jasmine M. Gorton, DMD

Michael A. Gravallese Jr., MD ’51

Susan E. Graves

Mary F. Gray

Oscar S. Gray

Sheila Hafter Gray, MD ’58

J. Kathleen Greenacre, MD ’68

Jack J. Greenberg, MD ’56

Ramon M. Greenberg, MD ’54

Richard W. Greene, MD ’42

William C. Greene

Gary W. Greer, MD ’79

John M. Griffin, MD ’63

A. Ronald Grimm, MD ’61

Mary H. Grimm

Roy R. Grinker Jr., MD ’52

Betty Lou Gross

John W. Grover, MD ’56

Sharon M. Gunn

Warren G. Guntheroth, MD ’52

Walter C. Guralnick, DMD ’41

Randolph H. Guthrie Jr., MD ’61

Idella K. Hagen, MD ’73

Martha S. Hallman

James L. Halperin

Helen Hardacre

Firmon E. Hardenbergh, MD ’56

Marlow B. Harrison, MD ’36

James M. Hartsuck, MD ’62

Jean A. Hartsuck, PhD

Frederick T. Hatch, MD ’48

Jane W. Hawley

Charles R. Hayes, MD ’67

Bernadine P. Healy, MD ’69

John Hedley-Whyte, MD

Tessa Hedley-Whyte, MD

Felix Heimberg, MD ’44

Walter P. Herz*

Janet G. Hickman, MD ’71

Robert E. Hickman, MD ’71

George J. Hill, MD ’57

Norman P. Hill, MD ’45

Ann M. Hirschhorn, MD ’59

William E. Hitselberger, MD ’56

Robert H. Hodge Jr., MD ’72

Sandra Hodge, PhD

Robert W. Hopkins, MD ’47

Edward S. Horton, MD ’57

Roland E. Houle, MD ’60

Victor R. Hrehorovich, MD ’66

Eva H. Hsu

Su-Ling Hsu

Mark S. Hughes, MD ’86

Franklin E. Hull, MD ’60

Robert C. Hunter

Jean C. Hurd

Joseph K. Hurd Jr., MD ’64

Bernard T. Hutchinson, MD ’58

Newton E. Hyslop Jr., MD ’61

Charles Jackson Jr.*

Sidney C. Jackson, MD ’45

Stuart A. Jackson

William V. Jackson, PhD

Harold B. Jacober

Plas T. James, MD ’86

Dede L. Jamison

Rex L. Jamison, MD ’60

Stephen J. Jelin

Stephen P. Johnson, MD ’73

James R. Johnston III, MD ’47*

Paul T. Johnston

Robert H. Jones, MD ’54

Charles R. Jorgensen, MD ’62

Neil H. Joseph, MD ’67

Susan C. Julian

Elizabeth H. Kahn

Jesse L. Kahn, MD ’67

Richard Kahn


Laura Kampel

Andrew H. Kang, MD ’62

Martin Kantor, MD ’58

S. Jason Kapnick, MD ’81

A.W. Karchmer, MD ’64

Ann R. Karnovsky, PhD

Amalie M. Kass

Martha Donelson Katz

Samuel L. Katz, MD ’52

Shan Kaye

James P. Keating, MD ’63

Janet H. Kelley

Alice M. Kells

Roman Kent

Henry T. Keutmann, MD ’63

Tejvir S. Khurana, PhD ’92, MD

Joan Kingsbury

Richard A. Kingsbury, MD ’60

Lionel Kinney

Vilma Kinney

Charles M. Kinsolving Jr.

Deanna S. Kitay, PhD

Julian I. Kitay, MD ’53

Robert E. Kleiger, MD ’60

Allan Kliman, MD ’58

Albert B. Knapp, MD

Harry L. Knopf, MD ’67

David Korn, MD ’59

Barbara N. Kravitz

Stefan P. Kruszewski, MD ’77

Thomas R. Kuhns, MD ’59

Ruth B. Kundsin, ScD

Nathaniel B. Kurnick, MD ’40

Grant La Farge, MD

Vernon LaChappelle

Joan S. Lader

Dorothy Landing

Charles H. Lasley, MD ’47

Jan E. Lasley

Charlotte G. Latham*

Peter F. Lawrence, MD ’73

Glenn Y. Lee, MD ’61

Wendy H. Lee

Yeu-Tsu M. Lee, MD ’61

Thomas E. Leggat

Laban W. Leiter, MD ’45

Maurice F. Lesses

Sheldon M. Levin, MD ’50

Merle Levy

Ann M. Lewicki, MD

David C. Lewis, MD ’61

Elaine O. Lewis

John L. Lewis Jr., MD ’57

Stuart W. Lewis, MD ’74

Jane L. Lewit

Robert T. Lewit, MD ’63

Lily K. Lin, MD ’01

Keith M. Lindgren, MD ’63

Marilyn C. Link

Beverly Linkletter

Constance H. Litzenberger

Nancy W. Livermore

Ruth S. Foster with Nancy L. Salzman, PhD

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giving BacK: lee pays forWard the gift of education

As a young woman, Yeu-Tsu Margaret

Lee, MD ’61, fl ed the Japanese

invasion of China and later moved

with her family to Taiwan. She

dreamed of becoming a doctor as a

way to serve humanity. An important

step toward achieving this goal was

her training at Harvard Medical

School, which was made possible

with the help of scholarships and

fi nancial aid.

“Harvard opened doors for me, and I

wanted to give something back,” she

says. Now a semi-retired surgeon,

Lee has participated in medical

missions around the world, including

North Africa, Central America, and

Southeast Asia. She also serves as a

visiting professor of surgery at Tzu-

Chi Buddhist University in Taiwan.

A member of the Ezekiel Hersey

Council, Lee established a $250,000

charitable gift annuity (CGA)

at HMS. This is Lee’s fourth life

income gift to HMS and it is a smart

fi nancial planning decision on her

part—providing her with guaranteed

income for life and tax benefi ts—and

it has also allowed her to pay forward

the gift of a medical education to

today’s students.

John N. Loeb, MD ’61

Anne London

Edward Lowenstein

Caro E. Luhrs, MD ’60

Irene Luria

Clifton A. Lyons Jr.

Deloris C. MacKinney

Bob Mahrenholz

Melba P. Mahrenholz

John A. Malcolm, MD ’52

Olive G. Malcolm

Geraldine Malt

Atoosa P. Mamdani, MD ’89

Gary H. Manchester, MD ’64

Alexander R. Margulis, MD ’50

Shirley F. Marks, MD ’73

John V. Marraccini Jr., MD ’78

Edmund Marroquin Jr., MD ’90

Dan A. Martin, MD ’52

Lisa D. Mayer

Larry P. Mayola

Carl M. McCandless Jr., MD ’40

Robert W. McCarley, MD ’64

James J. McCusker, MD ’57

Frederic C. McDuffi e, MD ’51

Arthur S. McFee, MD ’57

Iris G. McFee

David A. McKay, MD ’65

Mark S. McMahon, MD ’86

Odette McMurrey

Edith R. McNutt, MD ’68

Neil S. McNutt, MD ’66

Joseph V. Messer, MD ’56

Katayoun F. Meyer, MD ’88

Roger E. Meyer, MD ’62

Martin C. Mihm Jr., MD

Elliott V. Miller, MD ’58

James C. Miller

Shirley A. Miller

Lloyd Mills, MD ’43

Joan L. Minot

Ginat W. Mirowski, MD ’85,

DMD ’86

Gwynne R. Moffi tt

Anthony P. Monaco Sr., MD ’56

Mary L. Monaco

Roberta A. Monson, MD ’67

Frederick Montanye

Joan R. Montanye

Burness E. Moore, MD ’38

Herbert R. Morgan, MD ’42

Charles F. Morrell, MD ’45

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Roger W. Morrison, MD ’43

Royce Moser Jr., MD ’61

Stephen C. Mott

Elizabeth D. Mullally

Robert S. Munford, MD ’70

Sharon B. Murphy, MD ’69

Joseph E. Murray, MD ’43

J. Frederic Mushinski, MD ’63

Frances F. Nakamura, MD ’55

David G. Nathan, MD ’55

Jean F. Nathan

Clarence E. Nelson, MD ’37*

James A. Nelson, MD ’65

Leonard B. Nelson, MD ’76

Carolyn M. Newberger

Eli H. Newberger, MD

Pat Nicolette

Robert N. Nishimura, MD

Carl W. Norden, MD ’60

Joyce Norden

Elizabeth D. Nunemaker

Edward O. O’Brien, MD ’97

Daniel J. O’Connor Jr., MD ’57

James T. Ogilvie, MD ’63

Richard S. O’Hara, MD ’56

Lois P. Oliver, MD


Mark E. Oren, MD ’66

Dorothy Ornitz*

Barbara M. Orski, MD ’53

Arthur J. Ourieff, MD ’46

Helen L. Palmer*

Robert H. Palmer, MD ’57

Gilbert R. Panzer, MD ’55

Chong M. Park

Jack S. Parker, MD ’45

Richard M. Parker, MD ’62

Leslie B. Partovich

Melvin R. Partovich

Laird G. Patterson, MD ’68

W. Bradford Patterson, MD ’50

Anthony S. Patton, MD ’58

Douglas D. Payne, MD ’66

Georges Peter, MD ’64

Valerie Pfeiffer

Carol Phillips

Lawrence S. Phillips, MD ’67

Donald S. Pierce, MD ’57

Janet T. Pierce

Clinton A. Piper, MD ’47

W. Reid Pitts Jr., MD ’67

Irene Pollin

Thomas A. Poole, MD ’66

Nancy U. Potter

Ruth Powell

David W. Preven, MD ’63

Lorentz D. Preysz

Curtis Prout, MD ’41

Paul M. Prusky, MD ’55

Donald W. Putnoi, MD ’67

Irving W. Rabb*

Mitchell T. Rabkin, MD ’55

George J. Rabstejnek Jr.

Jennifer Barnard Radford

Michele Rampa, MD

Lewis S. Rathbun, MD ’39

Robert E. Rawitscher, MD ’63

Lynne M. Reid, MD

Lois N. Resnick

Robert H. Resnick, MD ’55

Elizabeth C. Reyer

Cynthia Reyes-Ferral, MD ’82

Janet Richards

David W. Richardson, MD ’51

William E. Richardson

Tor Richter, MD ’51

Benson B. Roe, MD ’43

Colleen Rogers

Douglas E. Rogers

Eugene B. Rosenberg, MD ’65

Peter S. Ross, MD ’73

Vance C. Roy, MD

Howard S. Rubenstein, MD ’57

Judith S. Rubenstein

Warren M. Russell, MD ’60

Beverly B. Rutstein

Edwin W. Salzman, MD*

Nancy L. Salzman, PhD

Bruce J. Sams Jr., MD ’55

Rene O. Sanchez-Mejia, MD ’01

Richard G. Sanderson, MD ’59

Delia N. Sang, MD

Judy Firth Sanger

Sirgay Sanger, MD ’60

Ram Sasisekharan, PhD ’92

Carol R. Scheman

John J. Schilling

Jolyon D. Schilling, MD

Paul R. Schloerb, MD

Robert E. Scully, MD ’44

Rajiv K. Sethi, MD ’01

Eileen C. Shapiro

Nancy R. Shapiro

Cyril E. Shea Jr., MD ’50

John J. Shea Jr., MD ’47

John J. Shields, MD ’35*

John Shillito Jr., MD ’52*

Eleanor G. Shore, MD ’55

Miles F. Shore, MD ’54

Frederick H. Sillman, MD ’62

Joseph E. Murray, MD ’43, co-chair of the Ezekiel Hersey Council, with Erika McCarty Walsh, MD ’12

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John Sisson

Marvin H. Sleisenger, MD ’47

Andrew E. Sloan, MD ’89

Lloyd H. Smith Jr., MD ’47

C. John Snyder, MD ’63

Claire Alford Socarides

Richard L. Sogg, MD ’56

Mariot Solomon

Eleanor A. Sorrentino, MD ’62

William W. Southmayd, MD ’68

Robert A. Spangler, MD ’59

Stella Sotiropoulos Spangler

Harold C. Spear, MD ’47

Suzanne Spear

E. Martin Spencer, MD ’56

Thomas O. Stair, MD ’75

Linda W. Standridge

Rodman D. Starke, MD ’58

Thomas G. Stemberg

Jane Stenson

Robert E. Stenson, MD ’65

Jean Stewart

Claire M. Stiles, MD ’56

Quentin R. Stiles, MD ’55

Marvin A. Stolberg

Jack A. Stone*

Laurence J. Stuppy II

Herman D. Suit, MD

Joan C. Suit, PhD

Sumeth Sukapanpotharam

Michael J. Sullivan, MD

Philip R. Sullivan, MD ’57

George K. Summer, MD ’51

Patricia Susen

Donald W. Sutherland, MD ’57

Dolores A. Swann

Elizabeth D. Sweet

Ralph C. Sweetland, MD ’66

James C. Tankersley, MD ’60

Richard J. Tannyhill III, MD ’99

William M. Taylor

Peter V. Teal, MD ’59


Marilyn L. Thomas

William H. Thomas, MD ’61*

William P. Thorpe, MD ’73

Meta S. Tomasch

Margaret M. Tse

Arthur Ullian

Dorothy Z. Ullian

Harold C. Urschel Jr., MD ’55

Henry W. Vaillant, MD ’62

Naum Vaisman

Barbara D. Van Cleve

Richard Van Praagh, MD

Robert H, Vaughan, MD ’43

Elizabeth Plotz Wagman

Richard J. Wagman, MD ’57

Joae Brooks Walker, MD

Andrew L. Warshaw, MD ’63

Virginia G. Watkin

William C. Watters III, MD ’74

Catherine M.B. Webster

Paul L. Weiden, MD ’67

Ronald M. Weintraub, MD ’61

Gordon C. Weir, MD ’67

Walter R. Weiss, MD ’78

Mary T. Welland

Walter A. Wichern Jr., MD ’45

Irene Wiedman

Michael Wiedman, MD

Catherine M. Wilfert, MD ’62

Alice Williams

Carrington Williams Jr., MD ’42

George M. Williams, MD ’57

Stephen F. Wintermeyer, MD ’85

Stanley H. Wishner, MD ’65

Anna K. Wolff, MD ’57

Joshua W. Wood

Richard J. Wurtman, MD ’60

Ronald M. Yang, MD ’00

Chin B. Yeoh, MD ’57

David J. Zaleske, MD ’75

Geraldine W. Zetzel

Dorothy S. Zinberg, PhD

Lawrence S. Zivin, MD ’62

Elizabeth J. Zukoski

* Deceased

Paul W. Dale, MD ’47 Ronald M. Weintraub, MD ’61

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o r o r o n s n d f o n d o n s

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The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust

$3.2 million gift fuels research into Crohn’s disease

Leona and Harry Helmsley were

well-known as entrepreneurs. They

were also recognized for their

commitment to philanthropy. It was

no surprise then that Mrs. Hemsley

bequeathed nearly her entire

fortune to the Leona M. and Harry B.

Helmsley Charitable Trust, creating

a legacy that continues to enhance

the lives of millions. Their indelible

mark can be felt at Harvard Medical

School, where the trust has recently

given more than $3.2 million to fuel

research on Crohn’s disease.

This marks the second such gift

supporting the Helmsley Pilot Grants

Program, established with an initial

gift of $2.2 million from the trust

in 2010. According to Laurence

Turka, MD, co-director of the

Harvard Institute for Translational

Immunology (HITI) and professor of

medicine at HMS, the impact of this

unique program is palpable.

“The Helmsley Pilot Grants Program

in Crohn’s Disease allows Harvard

to tackle a devastating illness, one

that can affect people for their entire

lives,” says Turka. “It has allowed

us to bring people together in new

ways to create a strong, pan-Harvard

community of researchers, working

to bring their collective expertise to

bear on this disease.”

Laurence Turka, MD, co-director of HITI

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The G. Harold & Leila Y. Mathers Foundation

$1 million gift advances research into the mammalian circadian clock

The G. Harold & Leila Y. Mathers

Foundation supports basic research

in the life sciences and provides

support for promising projects

from established researchers at

top universities and independent

research institutions, like Harvard

Medical School.

This generous gift provides Charles

J. Weitz, MD, PhD, the Robert Henry

Pfeiffer Professor of Neurobiology at

Harvard Medical School, three years

of renewed funding to investigate

PERIOD protein complexes—core

genes in the circadian clock—and will

ultimately deepen our understanding

of this fundamental biological timing

system that drives the daily rhythms of

physiology and behavior. Malfunctions

in these rhythms have been linked

to chronic sleep disorders, manic-

depression, and seasonal affective

disorders (SAD or winter depression).

“Despite impressive advances

over the last decade, our present

understanding of the circadian

clock is still rudimentary, and

our knowledge of its molecular

components is very much

incomplete. There are compelling

indications that we are missing major

pieces of the puzzle,” says Weitz.

“We’ve had some successes in our

lab, and support from the Mathers

Foundation allows us to continue our

exploration of—and deconstruction

of—the circadian clock.”

Charles J. Weitz, MD, PhD, the Robert Henry Pfeiffer Professor of Neurobiology at Harvard Medical School

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corporations and Foundations

Harvard Medical School is enormously fortunate to be the beneficiary of numerous corporations, foundations, organizations, and trusts. This list acknowledges those that have made gifts, new pledges, and pledge payments of $1,000 or more in fiscal year 2012 (july 1, 2011, through june 30, 2012).

$1,000,000 or more

American Cancer Society, Inc.

Fondation Bertarelli

Burroughs Wellcome Fund

Commonwealth Fund

Ellison Medical Foundation

Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley

Charitable Trust

Juvenile Diabetes Research

Foundation International

G. Harold & Leila Y. Mathers

Charitable Foundation

The Simons Foundation

James M. Stoneman Charitable Fund

$100,000 to $999,999

Anonymous

Adelson Medical Research Foundation

Aetna Life & Casualty Company

Rita Allen Foundation Incorporated

Warren Alpert Foundation

ALS Association

ALS Therapy Alliance, Inc. (ATA)

American Diabetes Association

American Foundation for Aids Research

American Heart Association, Inc.

Angelman Syndrome Foundation, Inc.

A. W. Baldwin Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Beth Israel Anaesthesia Foundation

Biomedical Science Career Program

Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Cancer Research Institute, Inc.

Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Foundation

John and Mary Corcoran Family Foundation

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation

The Dana Foundation

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

The Ellison Foundation

Entertainment Industry Foundation

Foundation Fighting Blindness, Inc.

Michael J. Fox Foundation for

Parkinson’s Research

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Charles H. Hood Foundation

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Human Frontier Science Program

InHealth: The Institute for Health

Technology Studies

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Charles A. King Trust

Susan G. Komen for the Cure

LAM Foundation

Leukemia Society of America, Inc.

Life Sciences Research Foundation

Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc.

Ludcke Foundation

Virginia and D.K. Ludwig Fund for

Cancer Research

Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation

The James S. McDonnell Foundation

McKnight Endowment Fund for Neuroscience

Jeffrey Modell Foundation, Inc.

Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc.

Nikon Incorporated

Parkinson’s Disease Foundation

Pfizer Inc

Prostate Cancer Foundation

Rainwater, Inc.

ResMed Corp.

Rett Syndrome Research Trust

Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation

Alexander & Margaret Stewart Trust

Strategic Program for Asthma Research

Edward N. and Della L. Thome

Memorial Foundation

The Helen Hay Whitney Foundation

Louis E. Wolfson Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999

Agilent Technologies Incorporated

American Association for the

Advancement of Science

Arthritis National Research Foundation

Eisai Co., Ltd.

Foundation for Neurologic Diseases

Francis Family Foundation

J. Robert Gladden Society

The Hope Funds for Cancer Research

Link Foundation

Project A.L.S. Incorporated

Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation

Albert J. Ryan Foundation

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

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$25,000 to $49,999

3M Company

American Chemical Society

American Federation for Aging Research

Baxter Healthcare Corporation

The Bay Foundation, Inc.

Cephalon Incorporated

Cure Epilepsy Foundation

Cure Tay-Sachs Foundation

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Friends of CGCF

Charles E. W. Grinnell Trust

Karin Grunebaum Cancer

Research Foundation

Johnson & Johnson International

T. P. & J. M. Johnson Foundation/Johnson

Family Foundation

Max Kade Foundation, Inc.

Kohler, Co.

The Lalor Foundation

Marisla Foundation

Mayday Fund

Margaret T. Morris Foundation

Nellie Mae Education Foundation

Reede Scholars, Inc.

Siemens Corporation

Wells Fargo Bank

$10,000 to $24,999

Frank W. and Carl S. Adams Memorial Fund

George Beckerman Charitable

Remainder Unitrust

Endo Pharmaceuticals

The Fine Fund

Genzyme Corporation

Humane Society of the Commonwealth

of Massachusetts

Knobloch Family Foundation

National Collegiate Inventors

& Innovators Alliance

New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc.

Novartis IBRI

Pharmaceutical Research and

Manufacturing of America

Respironics Sleep & Respiratory Research

Rockefeller Family Fund

J.T. Tai and Company Foundation, Incorporated

Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance

$5,000 to $9,999

ADEAGies Foundation

Alex’s Team Foundation, Inc.

American Society of Nephrology

Blum-Kovler Foundation

Keith Campbell Foundation for

the Environment

DentaQuest Foundation

East Bay Community Foundation

Easter Foundation

Grace J. Fippinger Foundation, Inc.

Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation

Leon Levy Foundation

Middlesex District Medical Society

Cornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation, Inc.

Select Comfort Corporation

Seth Sprague Educational and


D. & M. Spurgeon Charitable Trust

TargetCancer, Inc.

United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation

$2,000 to $4,999

Fight for Sight, Inc.

Genentech, Inc.

Arnold P. Gold Foundation

Marmor Foundation

Reinsurance Association of America

Harvey and Elizabeth Prior Shriber


Vanda Pharmaceuticals

$1,000 to $1,999

Charles and Sara Goldberg Charitable

Lead Trust

Irving & Edyth S. Usen Family Charitable

Foundation

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Affiliated Hospitals and Research Institutions

This list acknowledges the 16 distinguished hospitals and research institutions that are affiliated with, and generous supporters of, Harvard Medical School.

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Boston Children’s Hospital

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Cambridge Health Alliance

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

Hebrew SeniorLife

Joslin Diabetes Center

Judge Baker Children’s Center

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

Massachusetts General Hospital

McLean Hospital

Mount Auburn Hospital

Schepens Eye Research Institute

Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital

VA Boston Healthcare System

Matching gift Organizations

This list acknowledges the companies and organizations that matched gifts to Harvard Medical School in fiscal year 2012 (july 1, 2011, through june 30, 2012).

Abbott Laboratories Fund

Amgen Foundation Inc

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP

BD

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation

Community Health Systems Foundation

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation

Google

Humana Incorporated

IBM International Foundation

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

Contribution Fund

W.K. Kellogg Foundation

The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc

Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation

Medtronic Foundation

Merck Company Foundation

Millennium Pharmaceuticals Incorporated

Mutual of America

Pew Charitable Trusts

Pfizer Inc

Raytheon Company

Shelter Insurance Foundation

UnitedHealth Group

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Leadership volunteers

Harvard Medical School depends on the expertise of our leadership volunteers to help build the future of our world-class research, education, and service to humanity. This list acknowledges the groups below for their advice and counsel.

board of fellowsChair

Joshua Boger, PhD

Vice Chair


Giovanni A. Armenise

Neal A. Baer, MD ’96


Ernesto Bertarelli

Stuart M. Cable

Mary Ann Pesce Choate


Jack M. Connors Jr.

Howard Cox

Martha H. W. Crowninshield

Charles M. Farkas




Ellen R. Gordon

Phillip T. Gross

Sanjay Gupta, MD

William W. Helman IV

John A. Kaneb

Virginia M. Kaneb

Bevin J. Kaplan

Herbert M. Kaplan

Robert S. Kaplan

Cleve Killingsworth

Risa J. Lavizzo-Mourey, MD ’79

Jeffrey Leerink

Jeffrey M. Leiden, MD, PhD


Peter S. Lynch


Rodman W. Moorhead III


M. Lee Pearce, MD

Carol A. Pechet

Maurice M. Pechet, MD ’48*

Louis Perlmutter

Michael Rosenblatt, MD ’73

John W. Rowe, MD

Charles A. Sanders, MD


Paul E. Singer

Henri A. Termeer

Lynn B. Thoman

Christoph H. Westphal, MD ’96,

PhD ’98

Hansjörg Wyss

Gwill E. York

* Deceased

advisory council on educationCo-chairs


John W. Rowe, MD


Neal A. Baer, MD ’96


David Blumenthal, MD ’74

George W. Carmany III




Thomas H. Glick, MD ’66

Griffith R. Harsh IV, MD ’80

Mark S. Hochberg, MD ’73


Marlene R. Krauss, MD ’79

Louis G. Lange III, MD ’74,

PhD ’76

Matthew H. Liang, MD ’69

Lyle J. Micheli, MD ’66

Edison K. Miyawaki Jr., MD

Gilbert S. Omenn, MD ’65, PhD

genetics advisory council Chair

Juan Enriquez

G. Steven Burrill

Louis W. Cabot

Jennifer L. Craig

Doug Dolginow, MD

Doug Fambrough, PhD

Nicholas Galakatos, PhD

Henry L. Gates Jr., PhD

Cyrus L. Harmon, PhD

Steven H. Holtzman

Reese Jones

Christopher K. Mirabelli, PhD

Steven C. Quay, MD, PhD

Edward M. Scolnick, MD ’65

Dennis L. Winger

Kang Zhang, MD ’95, PhD ’91

Atul Gawande, MD ’94, with Board of Fellows members Neal A. Baer, MD ’96, also on the Advisory Council on Education, and William H. Frist, MD ’78, chair of the Global Health Advisory Council

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Christopher J. McKown, a member of the Global Health Advisory Council and the Board of Fellows

Member of the Translational Science and Therapeutics Advisory Council, Christopher Varma, PhD

Christy Turlington Burns, a member of the Global Health Advisory Council

Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust, PhD, with William W. Helman IV, co-chair of the Global Health Advisory Council and co-chair of the Board of Fellows

global health advisory council Co-chairs


William W. Helman IV

Jeanne B. Ackman, MD

Rhona Applebaum, PhD

Glenda K. Burkhart

Christy Turlington Burns

Raymond G. Chambers

Henri R. Ford, MD ’84

Amy Herskovitz


Robert S. Kaplan

Michele Kessler

Scott D. Malkin



Lynn B. Thoman

Tachi Yamada, MD

health care policy advisory council Drew E. Altman, PhD

Ari Bousbib

David J. Brailer, MD, PhD

Angela F. Braly

Michael G. Bronfein

Andy Cohen

Richard N. Foster, PhD

Joel Freedman

Jay Gellert

Mel Hall Jr.

Robert F. Higgins

Bob Kocher, MD

Susan Levine

Robert Margolis, MD

Lonny Reisman


Bill E. Sheriff

immunology advisory council

Peter L. Bloom

Alan Ezekowitz, MD, PhD

Jose C. Gutierrez-Ramos, PhD

John M. Maraganore, PhD

Frederick Modell

Vicki Modell

James J. Morgan

Carlos V. Paya, MD, PhD

M. Lee Pearce, MD

George A. Scangos, PhD

Rupert Vessey, FRCP, DPhil

Bruce N. Whitman

Carolyn S. Wiener

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gordons honored With harvard medal

Each year the Harvard Alumni

Association bestows the Harvard

Medal on those who have given

extraordinary service to the

University. Among this year’s

recipients were Ellen, GSA ’69,

and Melvin Gordon ’41, MBA ’43,

who were presented their medals

by President Drew Gilpin Faust,

PhD, as part of the University’s

Commencement Exercises in

Harvard Yard.

The Gordons’ time and talents the

past seven decades have been

palpable across the University and

punctuated by their impact at Harvard

Medical School. Here they have

established a professorship, helped

create the Department of Systems

Biology, funded basic research across

disciplines throughout the Quad, and

renewed the skylights in the signature

campus building, which were blacked

out during World War II.

Ellen Gordon was chair of the

Campaign for the Third Century of

Harvard Medicine in the 1980s and

has been a member of the HMS

Board of Fellows since 1991. The

couple’s generosity was recognized

in 2000 when HMS renamed its

iconic, pillared building the Ellen

R. and Melvin J. Gordon Hall of

Medicine.

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neurodiscovery advisory council Co-chairs

Martha H.W. Crowninshield

Rodman W. Moorhead III

Loreen Arbus

Richard M. Cohen

Gerald D. Fischbach, MD


William J. Gedale

Claude P. Ghez De Castelnuovo,

MD ’64


Marc E. Goldberg

Lawrence E. Golub

G. Timothy Johnson, MD

Irma F. Mann

Barbara Perlmutter

John H. Pinto

Robert C. Pozen

Alice Rosenwald

Edward I. Rudman

Clarence E. Schutt, PhD

Vaughn M. Kailian, member of the Translational Science and Therapeutics Advisory Council

Board of Fellows and Translational Science and Therapeutics Advisory Council members Jeffrey Leerink and Henri A. Termeer

Eileen C. Shapiro

Kenneth Z. Slater

Richard M. Slifka

Patrick J. Sullivan

Arthur Ullian

J. David Wimberly

systems biology advisory council Chair

Peter S. Lynch

James P. Audet, MD ’77

Marvin H. Caruthers, PhD

Nancy T. Chang, PhD ’82

Geoffrey M. Duyk, MD, PhD

Elizabeth M. Fago

Cynthia A. Fisher

Mark C. Fishman, MD ’76

James W. Fordyce



Ellen R. Gordon

Suzanne N. Johnson

Virginia M. Kaneb

Torin S. Koester

Jan Leschly

Lotte Leschly, DMD

Carolyn A. Lynch

Marilyn E. LaMarche Mandell

Stephen A. Mandell

J. Michael McKenzie

Robert Mulroy

Jonathan M. Rothberg, PhD

William J. Rutter, PhD

Sana H. Sabbagh

David Sabey

Vicki L. Sato, PhD

Jennifer P. Stone, MD ’86

Ralph C. Sweetland, MD ’66

James B. Tananbaum, MD ’89

Tommy G. Thompson

Jami M. von Heidegger

Klaus von Heidegger

Gwill E. York

translational science and therapeutics advisory council Co-chairs

Joshua Boger, PhD

Henri A. Termeer

John G. Freund, MD ’80

Robert H. Glassman, MD ’87

Phillip T. Gross

William T. Harrington, MD ’84

Vaughn M. Kailian

Jeffrey Leerink


John Mendelsohn, MD ’63

David Schnell, MD ’87

George F. Schreiner, MD ’75,

PhD ’77

James P. Scopa

Jean-Pierre Sommadossi, PhD

Marc Tessier-Lavigne, PhD

Christopher Varma, PhD

Peter K. Wirth

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visiting committee Chair


Henry J. Aaron, PhD

Mitchell L. Adams

Helen M. Blau, PhD

Walter K. Clair, MD ’81

Allan J. Formicola, DDS

Eve J. Higginbotham, MD ’79

H. Robert Horvitz, PhD

W. Carl Kester, PhD

Robert Langer, DSc

Lonnie H. Norris, DMD ’76,

MPH ’77

Sir David J. Weatherall, MD

Gail R. Wilensky, PhD

alumni councilPresident


Presidents-Elect

Nancy A. Rigotti, MD ’78

Laurie R. Green, MD ’76

Immediate Past President


Vice President


Secretary

Lynt B. Johnson, MD ’85

Treasurer

Deborah C. German, MD ’76

Councilors

Matthew M. Davis, MD ’94

Elizabeth L. Petri Henske, MD ’85

Chi-Cheng Huang, MD ’97

Katherine A. Janeway, MD ’00

Lucian L. Leape, MD ’59

James J. O’Connell, MD ’82

David H. Sachs, MD ’68

Herman A. Taylor Jr., MD ’80

Nancy J. Wei, MD ’06

A.W. Karchmer, MD ’64, Chair of Alumni Relations

Jordon J. Cohen, MD ’60, member of the Board of Fellows, Advisory Council on Education, and co-chair of the Ezekiel Hersey Council

Phyllis I. Gardner, MD ’76, President of the Alumni Council and member of the Advisory Council on Education

chair of alumni relations, harvard medical school, and representative to the harvard alumni associationA.W. Karchmer, MD ’64

chair of the alumni fundBeth Y. Karlan, MD ’82

chair of the dean’s councilJames M. Rabb, MD ’70

chairs of the ezekiel hersey councilJordon J. Cohen, MD ’60

Joesph E. Murray, MD ’43

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Reunion giving

Reunions are great ways to reconnect and give back to Harvard Medical School. Reunion gifts help sustain HMS with critical funding, and these dollars provide Dean jeffrey S. Flier, MD, the flexibility to direct money where it is needed most, including scholarships and financial aid, recruiting faculty, and maintaining world-class research labs.

The 2012 Reunion classes collectively raised more than $1.52 million for the Alumni Fund and more than $3.5 million for a variety of HMS programs.

Class of 1942

total giving to hms:

$445,675 participation rate:

40%

William R. Christensen, MD

Class of 1947


$273,272

participation rate:

50%

John A. Duggan, MD

Marvin H. Sleisenger, MD

Class of 1952



57%

Wesley G. Byerly Jr., MD

William D. Cochran, MD

John D. Constable, MD

James F. Donovan, MD

Henry U. Grunebaum, MD

W. Hardy Hendren III, MD

Kendrick P. Lance, MD

Kathleen M. Mogul, MD

S. Louis Mogul, MD

Robert T. Potter, MD

John F. Reichard, MD

reunion class giving totals and committee members

Class of 1957


$603,075

participation rate:

69%

Sidney Alexander, MD

Albert B. Crum, MD

Daniel Deykin, MD

George J. Hill, MD

Ralph H. Hinckley, MD

Edward S. Horton, MD

Arthur S. McFee, MD

Daniel J. O’Connor Jr., MD

Donald S. Pierce, MD

Harry L. Senger Jr., MD

Jeremiah E. Silbert, MD

Members of the 2012 Reunion Gift Sub-Committee with Dean Jeffrey S. Flier, MD

The Society of the Silver Stethoscope

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Class of 1962


$836,485

participation rate:

64%

Howard R. Abel, MD

Barry J. Agranat, DMD

Robert M. Donahue, DMD

William C. Donahue, MD

Harold F. Dvorak, MD

Cecil L. Gilliatt Jr., MD

Winslow W. Green, MD

Cedric F. Harring Jr., DMD

James M. Hartsuck, MD

Robert B. Howe, MD

Gerald T. Keusch, MD

Samuel H. Kim, MD

George A. May Jr., MD

Kenneth McIntosh, MD

Roger E. Meyer, MD

George Miller, MD

Robert C. Moellering Jr., MD

Louis A. Norton, DMD

Eileen M. Ouellette, MD

Michael N. Oxman, MD

Richard M. Parker, MD

Edward B. Silberstein, MD

Frederick H. Sillman, MD

P. Frederick Sparling, MD

Henry W. Vaillant, MD

Anita P. Vance, MD

Catherine M. Wilfert, MD

John Zinner, MD

Class of 1967



50%

R. Bruce Donoff, MD, DMD

Laurence B. Gardner, MD

Philip L. Goldsmith, MD

Thomas G. Gutheil, MD

James B. Kahn, MD

Ione A. Kourides, MD

Philip J. Landrigan, MD

Melvyn L. Lurie, MD

Richard B. Reiling, MD

Richard S. Shulman, MD

Gordon C. Weir, MD

Class of 1972


$131,344participation rate:

52%

Ann M. Bajart, MD

Edward J. Benz Jr., MD

Steven S. Brem, MD

Daniel C. Burnes, MD

Edmund B. Cabot, MD

William W. Chin, MD

Robert B. Donoff, MD

Jeffrey M. Drazen, MD

Robert Freedman, MD

Richard M. Fulks, MD

Allan H. Goroll, MD

James E. Groves, MD

Douglas G. Kelling Jr., MD

Tony Schemmer, MD

Steven Varga-Golovcsenko, MD

Peter F. Weller, MD

Class of 1977



37%

Gilbert L. Brodsky, MD

Patricia A. Cook, MD

Michelle Copeland, MD

Lucille L. Lemus, MD

Yeou-Cheng M. Ma, MD

Paul C. Shellito, MD

Roger F. Steinert, MD

Class of 1982


$91,756

participation rate:

34%

Thomas F. DeLaney, MD

Katherine L. Griem, MD

Beth Y. Karlan, MD

Bruce T. Liang, MD

Roger M. Macklis, MD

Hillary G. Miller, MD

Francis J. O’Brien, MD

James J. O’Connell, MD

David C. Page, MD

Evelyn M. Rodriguez, MD

David J. Seidenwurm, MD

Michael A. Weiss, MD

Class of 1987

gotal giving to hms:


40%

Richard T. Born, MD

Francis X. Campion, MD

Chinfei Chen, MD, PhD ’91

Vincent L. Cryns, MD

Rafael A. Escribano Jr., MD

Kalon K. Ho, MD

Vietta L. Johnson, MD

Giles R. Locke III, MD

Eliza W. Menninger, MD

Mary P. Mullen, MD, PhD ’91

Christopher J. O’Donnell, MD

Valerie Montgomery Rice, MD

David A. Roth, MD

Barry P. Sleckman, MD, PhD ’89

Lorraine E. Stanfield, MD

Ira B. Wilson, MD

Paul A. Wood, MD

Class of 1992



28%

Simon K. Ashiku Jr., MD

Annette H. Chen, MD

Taine T. Pechet, MD

Gary M. Proulx, MD

Class of 1997



27%

Jacqueline S. Danik, MD

Saeed N. Jaffer, MD

Steven N. Kalkanis, MD

Paula Kolbas, MD

Cynthia V. Maxwell, MD

Mitchell J. Ross, MD

Kelly M. Sullivan, MD

Class of 2002



14%

Sohah N. Iqbal, MD

Elizabeth P. Austen Lawson, MD

Patrick S. Yachimski, MD

Class of 2007



14%

Christopher J. Russell, MD

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When Donald Dickerson, MD ’57,

attended Harvard Medical School,

he was thrilled to be part of its

history and culture. Looking back on

that experience, he says that it was

really the people he met—including

his future wife—that had the most

impact on him.

“It was an interesting group of

students with many different

backgrounds,” said Dickerson. “You

never knew what you would discuss

over meals in Vanderbilt Hall.”

Dickerson saw his 55th Reunion

as the perfect time to not only

reconnect with his classmates,

but also to give back. He made a

generous $50,000 gift to the

Alumni Fund and named an

auditorium chair in the Joseph B.

Martin Conference Center, which he

dedicated to his parents.

Dickerson felt it was worthwhile to

support an institution that had given

him so much. “I’m very grateful

for the education I’ve received. It’s

fulfi lled me professionally, personally,

and fi nancially. I felt it was important

to give back.”

dicKerson celeBrates reunion By giving BacK

Tamra and Donald Dickerson, MD ’57

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Alumni Fund

This year, the Alumni Fund raised nearly $1.9 million—designated 100 percent to student scholarship by Dean jeffrey S. Flier, MD—through gifts from HMS alumni.

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1938 3,125 3,125 40

1939 5,125 5,125 36

1940 11,100 52,100 13

1941 1,800 27,780 71

1942 5,600 445,675 40

1943 7,100 1,016,514 94

1944 1,960 4,735 29

1945 14,945 18,028 41

1946 12,310 14,310 68

1947 9,965 273,272 50

1948 10,489 11,589 48

1949 6,165 6,315 37

1950 17,155 18,155 44

1951 18,685 120,310 46

1952 29,887 152,961 57

1953 15,290 21,290 43

1954 27,175 34,675 53

1955 48,650 73,725 66

1956 20,158 20,158 60

1957 177,355 603,075 69

1958 13,090 336,965 51

1959 9,667 24,142 44

1960 27,740 53,587 47

1961 33,125 283,125 45

1962 160,485 836,485 64

1963 39,890 43,890 58

1964 25,515 36,915 53

1965 32,740 137,390 41

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1994 16,050 17,050 20

1995 2,750 2,910 12

1996 8,825 39,425 16

1997 25,490 29,940 27

1998 6,595 6,595 22

1999 6,053 10,423 17

2000 5,275 51,532 18

2001 5,084 5,284 13

2002 3,290 3,390 14

2003 7,035 7,710 16

2004 2,325 2,325 13

2005 2,076 2,076 22

2006 1,075 1,175 16

2007 1,895 1,995 14

2008 865 1,040 9

2009 736 736 9

2010 965 965 8

2011 726 801 11

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1966 33,103 49,382 44

1967 23,450 698,498 50

1968 28,043 285,643 44

1969 37,075 55,675 35

1970 89,000 91,330 39

1971 46,056 48,006 43

1972 100,661 131,344 52

1973 35,706 87,766 45

1974 28,150 43,550 32

1975 25,717 31,817 34

1976 50,279 155,996 43

1977 73,048 73,048 37

1978 27,085 38,085 29

1979 32,250 84,351 33

1980 20,800 20,900 32

1981 22,795 25,795 26

1982 90,506 91,756 34

1983 15,299 15,499 26

1984 9,176 12,993 18

1985 20,651 20,651 29

1986 13,994 40,601 24

1987 96,975 147,650 40

1988 23,709 24,809 27

1989 10,570 13,070 23

1990 17,825 99,400 22

1991 11,300 18,950 26

1992 19,990 20,240 28

1993 5,301 6,326 15

To view a complete Alumni Honor Roll of donors, visit http://alumni.hms.harvard.edu/honorroll.

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class Agents

These dedicated volunteers help to shape the unique learning experience for students by helping to raise critical funds for everything from scholarships and financial aid to innovative research programs and world-class faculty.

Curtis Prout, MD* 1941

William R. Christensen, MD 1942

Joseph E. Murray, MD 1943

Adelbert Ames III, MD 1945

John W. Braasch, MD 1946

John A. Duggan, MD 1947

Philip Troen, MD 1948

Gerald S. Foster, MD 1951

Tor Richter, MD 1951

William D. Cochran, MD 1952

Philip J. Snodgrass, MD 1953

Roman W. DeSanctis, MD 1955

Mitchell T. Rabkin, MD 1955

Joel J. Alpert, MD 1956

Albert B. Crum, MD 1957

Howard A. Corwin, MD 1958

Jeannette H. Corwin, MD* 1958

Robert S. Blacklow, MD 1959

Paul Friedmann, MD 1959

Joseph S. Barr Jr., MD 1960

Jane G. Schaller, MD 1960

Albert R. Frederick Jr., MD 1961

Robert C. Moellering Jr., MD 1962

Paul J. Davis, MD 1963

A. W. Karchmer, MD 1964

James A. Nelson, MD 1965

Eugene L. Appel, MD 1966

Laurence B. Gardner, MD 1967

Philip L. Goldsmith, MD 1967

David D. Oakes, MD 1968

George E. Thibault, MD 1969

Cary W. Akins, MD 1970

Michael B. Millis, MD 1970

Robert W. Beart Jr., MD 1971

Frederick L. Jones, MD 1971

Ann M. Bajart, MD 1972

Edmund B. Cabot, MD* 1972

Stephen J. Lipson, MD 1972

Barry R. Zitin, MD 1973

Anthony H. Russell, MD 1974

Homero R. Garza, MD 1975

Phyllis I. Gardner, MD 1976

David W. Nierenberg, MD 1976

Roger F. Steinert, MD 1977

Mary A. Stefanyszyn, MD 1978

Rhonda E. Rand, MD 1979

Charles F. Simmons Jr., MD 1980

Perry J. Culver Jr., MD 1981

James J. O’Connell, MD 1982

Peter G. Cordeiro, MD 1983

Redmond P. Burke, MD 1984

Rosa M. Crum, MD 1985

Mark J. Girard, MD 1986

Eliza W. Menninger, MD 1987

Christopher J. O’Donnell, MD 1987

Rosalie Tocco-Bradley, MD 1988

Glenn M. Chertow, MD 1989

Erica B. Schulman, MD 1990

William C. Hahn, MD, PhD 1991

Taine T. Pechet, MD 1992

Tamara L. Callahan, MD 1993

Michael J. Murphy, MD 1993

Marc S. Sabatine, MD 1994

Neal A. Baer, MD 1996

Ruth M. Belin, MD 1996

Allison L. McDonough, MD 1997

Cameron G. McDonough, MD 1997

Allison S. Bryant, MD 1998

Elissa B. Rottenberg, MD 1999

Jennifer E. Verbesey, MD 2000

Shelly-Ann N. Fluker, MD 2001

Elizabeth P. Austen

Lawson, MD 2002

Elizabeth A. Buzney, MD 2003

Mary Beth E. Gordon, MD 2003

Oni J. Blackstock, MD 2004

Nancy J. Wei, MD 2006

Christopher J. Russell, MD 2007

Taniqua N.

Alexander-Miller, MD 2008

Phillip N. Williams, MD 2009

Amara L. Mulder, MD 2010

Matthew C. Baker, MD 2011

Huma Farid, MD 2011

Hermi Lokko, MD 2012

Erika McCarty Walsh, MD 2012

* Deceased

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The Faces of HMS

Philanthropy plays a powerful role in advancing our mission by helping members of the HMS community follow their passions, ultimately advancing education, science, and health care on a global scale.

1 Chao-ting Wu, MD, professor of Genetics, is leading a

breakthrough in genome organization with support from

the Cox Program for Entrepreneurial Initiative.

2 Left to right: Léonie Asboth, Amélie Guex, Elvira Pirondini,

(Déborah Heintze), and Nicolas Beuchat. Asboth, Guex, Pirondini,

and Beuchat were selected for the HMS/Ecole Polytechnique

Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Master’s Exchange Program

and will speak at the 2012 Bertarelli Symposium in Switzerland.

3 Peter Sorger, PhD, the Otto Krayer Professor of Systems

Pharmacology, one of the endowed professors honored en masse

at the Inaugural Celebration of the Endowed Professoriate.

4 As a first-year Lynch Foundation Fellow, Siting Gan is using real-

time microscopy to study how the DNA inside cyanobacteria

changes with time in relation to the circadian clock.

5 Left to right: HMS Center for Primary Care appoints Director

Russell S. Phillips, MD, and Co-director Andrew L. Ellner, MD ’04,

pictured with former Interim Co-director David W. Bates, MD.

6 Board of Fellows and Systems Biology Advisory Council member

Virginia M. Kaneb (right) talks with Kaneb Fellow Aude Thiriot,

PhD, a microbiology and immunobiology researcher, who is

exploring the utility of venule pathways as novel targets for anti-

inflammatory therapy.

7 Agnès Binagwaho, MD, Rwanda’s minister of health and a senior

lecturer at HMS, and Paul Farmer, MD ’90, PhD, ’90, Kolokotrones

University Professor and chair of the Department of Global

Health and Social Medicine, helped launch the Global Health

Delivery course at the Rwinkwavu Hospital Training Center in

Rwanda last February.

8 Under the direction of Michael E. Greenberg, PhD, the Nancy

Lurie Marks Clinical and Research Fellowship Program in Autism

provides research and training that are attracting new clinicians

and investigators into the autism community.

9 Alisa Yamasaki, MD ’15, is a beneficiary of the John and Valerie

Rowe Current Use MD Scholars Fund.

10 An associate professor in the Department of Health Care Policy,

Michael Chernew, PhD, is examining ways to improve health care

quality while controlling costs.

Photo credits: Suzanne Camarata, Stuart Darsch, Aubrey Davis, Steve Gilbert, Liza Green, Channing Johnson, and Josh Touster

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