Hanson Prize

Jean-Francois Charles Hanson Prize

Dudley House is a very important place for the community of Graduate Students at Harvard. I've been blessed to work with great colleagues, and to make real friends in the house.

Energy, creativity, and concern for others, these are qualities that we are all striving to develop. Thank you, Dudley House, and all of the persons who keep this place well alive!

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