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Beth, Digital Imaging Coordinator, Harvard Medical School

The screensaver on Beth’s computer is an instant icebreaker for visitors to her tiny office at Harvard Medical School. “That’s an X-ray of Czar Nicholas’ wife’s hand,” says Beighlie, about the image of a skeletal hand floating around on her desktop. “The X-ray machine was popular as a parlor game for the rich when it was first invented.” [more]

Julianne, Research Assistant and Lab Manager

On any given day, Juliannet’s routine might look like this: take a pre-dawn twenty five-mile bike ride, go to Harvard and feed the baby alligators, drive to the Cape to pick up some live trout, apply for grants for her nonprofit, coach the Harvard cycling club team, go home and collapse into bed.. [more]

Marina, Checker, Eliot House Dining Hall

When Marina Gerolimatos came to visit Boston from her home in Athens, Greece in 1978, she hadn’t planned on staying. [more]

Thomas, Putting arts at center stage for Harvard students

“I just can’t get enough of the arts. To me they’re as important as eating and sleeping. Instilling in young people – especially young people who are going to have such influence in making policy, running companies and running this country – the idea that arts are key in education is really critical to me.” [more]

Ryan, Program Coordinator for the Health Systems Division of HMI

As soon as he arrived in the Boston offices of Harvard Medical International (HMI) in the spring of 2002, Ryan knew he’d found the perfect job. [more]

Dottie, Lead, Dudley House

Dottie Melin couldn’t believe the news. Her coworkers and supervisors at the Dudley House dining hall had chosen her as a Harvard Hero, a distinction awarded to staff for their outstanding performance on the job. [more]

Belva, Assistant Dean for Student Life, Harvard Divinity School

“I could probably name about half of the student body at any given time,” says Belva, whose work as the assistant dean for student life at the Harvard Divinity School puts her in the center of the student experience there. “I just think naming is important – to say hello to people and make them feel welcome in our community, to extend a little warmth and hospitality.” [more]

Helena, Senior Project Manager, Harvard School of Public Health

Helena has been working for some 17 years in the closely knit Longwood Medical Area of Boston, originally at one of the other famous medical institutions that shares the neighborhood with the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and Harvard Medical School. But a few years after starting her career, a research project she was affiliated with moved to Harvard – and she with it. [more]

Serie, General Manager, Winthrop and Lowell House Dining Halls

It’s noon on a cold Friday, and Serie Demelo, is busy going over menus with a chef, scheduling shifts for 40 dining services staff and preparing the dinning hall at Winthrop House for the return of hungry Harvard undergraduates. [more]

Carla, Special Assistant to the Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Harvard Medical School

Carla begins planning for graduation in December each year. She oversees most logistics of this major event, from the set-up of chairs, tables, tents and podiums, to the printing of programs, the distribution of tickets and planning the menu. “I don’t think I’ll even breathe until I see the last Z cross that stage,” says Carla, referring to the alphabetical order of graduates in the proceedings. [more]

Tim, Book Designer, Harvard University Press

Although Harvard can claim the distinction of possessing the first printing press in the original 13 colonies, it was not until less than a century ago that the Harvard Corporation established the entity known as Harvard University Press. [more]

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