John Harvard's Journal

The Senior Marshals

May-June 2004

The senior marshals, looking ahead to Commencement 2004, are: (clockwise from top left) Liz Drummond of Quincy House and Winchester, Massachusetts; Shira Sivan Simon of Leverett House and West Des Moines, Iowa; John Paul M. Fox of Mather House and Needham, Massachusetts; Zachary A. Corker of Mather House and Holualoa, Hawaii; Katie Zacarian of Dunster House and Amherst, Massachusetts; First Marshal Shaka Joaquin Doyle Bahadu of Dunster House and Detroit; Benita Liao of Cabot House and Douglaston, New York; and Jessica Tang of Adams House and Pearland, Texas.

     
Photograph by Stu Rosner

You might also like

Heads of the Parade

And a precedent-setting eightieth Harvard reunion

Harvard Professor Scott Kominers on NFTs and Brands

The coming digital revolution and how NFTs will transform ownership, brands, and how we create

Dename Winthrop?

Harvard’s process for considering denaming requests is tested for the first time.

Most popular

Dename Winthrop?

Harvard’s process for considering denaming requests is tested for the first time.

Who Built the Pyramids?

Not slaves. Archaeologist Mark Lehner, digging deeper, discovers a city of privileged workers.

Michelle Yeoh’s Three Tips for Success

Oscar-winning actress offers advice in Harvard Law School Class Day address.

House - Email

More to explore

A clay sculpture of a robed angel.

Treasure

Bernini’s Model Masterpieces at the Harvard Art Museums

Thirteen sculptures from Gian Lorenzo Bernini at Harvard Art Museums.

Illustration of a bedridden patient having chunks of the bed removed

Right Now

Private Equity in Medicine and the Quality of Care

Hundreds of U.S. hospitals are owned by private equity firms—does monetizing medicine affect the quality of care?

Harvard police officer Steven Fumicello poses with black Labrador retriever Sasha.

John Harvard's Journal

Sasha the Harvard Police Dog

Sasha, the police dog of Harvard University