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Harvey Fellows Program Karem Roitman 2004 Harvey Fellow The year 2007 marked the 15th anniversary of the Harvey Fellows program. During the past fifteen years we have been blessed to see the scholarship initiative grow and develop. The Foundation began the program with the goal of marking, equipping, and encouraging followers of Jesus Christ who seek to actively integrate their faith and vocations as leaders in strategic occupations where Christians are underrepresented. This idea grew from our understanding of God as Creator and Redeemer, not only of human beings, but also of society’s disciplines and structures. Our desire is to identify, prepare, and celebrate this generation’s Josephs, Lydias, Daniels, and Esthers—Christians who will assume positions of leadership and influence. Each Fellow is awarded a $16,000 annual stipend renewable up to a total of three years. The award is portable to a premier graduate degree program. Typically only schools considered by professionals to be among the top five globally in a given subject area or specialty are acceptable destinations. A significant component of the program is participation in our Summer Institute that provides a forum for Fellows to be challenged on issues of integrating faith and vocation, as well as a setting to deepen relationships. The 2007 Summer Institute took place in Santa Barbara, California in conjunction with the Harvey Fellows 15-Year Reunion and Celebration. Nearly 100 Fellows attended the event, which was organized by a dedicated committee of senior Fellows. In 2007 the Foundation invested $1,104,500 in support of 75 graduate students preparing to enter strategic ministry in academia, the arts, and the market place. We were privileged to award 31 new fellowships to an extraordinary group of graduate students representing a variety of nationalities and preparing for vocations in diverse fields. Imran Babar 2007 Harvey Fellow 2007 Summer Institute 34
2007 harvey fellows May Lin Au Yong – MFA, Film Stanford University Imran Babar – PhD, Molecular Biology Yale University Clare Backhouse – PhD, History Courtauld Institute Gabriel Bouch – PhD, Physics Rutgers University Matthew Cabeen – PhD, Molecular Biology Yale University Lia Chavez – PhD, Fine Art University of London Antonie Dvorakova – PhD, Developmental Psychology University of Chicago Obidimma Ezezika – MEM, Environmental Management Yale University Reena Goldthree – PhD, Latin America and Caribbean History Duke University Nathan Grills – D.Phil, Public Health Oxford University Rui Guo – SJD, Corporate Governance Harvard University Bruce Huber – PhD, Political Science UC Berkeley Nicholas Kuder – MFA, Graphic Design Cranbrook Academy of Art Julia Lewis – JD, Law Harvard University Linda Liang – PhD, Environmental Engineering Harvard University Benjamin Lynerd – PhD, Political Science University of Chicago Felix Matthews – MBA, General Management Harvard University Sean McClowry – PhD, Music Composition Princeton University Andrea Olsen – PhD, History of Art and Architecture Johns Hopkins University Jason Oraker – MBA, Business Ethics Northwestern University Tayo Oyedeji – PhD, Mass Communication University of Missouri Andrew Parker – MFA, Screenwriting Columbia University Brian Pitts – PhD, Philosophy of Science University of Notre Dame Robert Riggs – PhD, Arabic and Islamic Studies University of Pennsylvania Susan Satterfield – PhD, Classical Studies Princeton University Micah Schaffer – MFA, Film Production New York University Erika Seeler – PhD, Comparative Politics Duke University Astri Swendsrud – MFA, Visual Arts California Institute of the Arts Sara VanderHaagen – PhD, Communication Studies Northwestern University Ashley Varghese – PhD, Law University of Edinburgh Joshua Walker – PhD, Politics and Public Policy Princeton University 2007 Harvey Fellows Advisory Board The Harvey Fellows Advisory Board is comprised of elected Fellows who help guide and provide vision for the program. The Foundation wishes to thank the Fellows who served on the Advisory Board during 2007. Emilian Dan Cartis (’04) Pam Cochran (’97), Chair Alisa Davis (’04) Paul Hoehner (’03) Erik Hom (’01) Eugene Kim (’01), Chair Katie Kresser (’03) Greg King (’01) Chandra Mallampalli (’97) Bryan McGraw (’02) Blake Puckett (’96) Soo Chuen Tan (’01) Eugene Kim (’01), Chair Katie Kresser (’03) Greg King (’01) Chandra Mallampalli (’97) Bryan McGraw (’02) Blake Puckett (’96) Soo Chuen Tan (’01) 35
Page 1 and 2: 2007 Annual Report C1
Page 3 and 4: Dear friends of the Mustard Seed Fo
Page 5 and 6: 2007 Overview The Foundation’s ex
Page 7 and 8: Grants As our name implies, the Mus
Page 9 and 10: Africa Jesus Healing and Restoratio
Page 11 and 12: Faith Victory Christian Center Nair
Page 13 and 14: Shelter of Hope Center Nairobi, KEN
Page 15 and 16: Europe In 2006 the Christian Ecumen
Page 17 and 18: In 2006 the First Greek Evangelical
Page 19 and 20: Middle East St. Mark’s Coptic Ort
Page 21 and 22: North America Scripture Union Mexic
Page 23 and 24: Learning to Live Fellowship Los Ang
Page 25 and 26: South America In 2006 Vicente Lopez
Page 27 and 28: Bread of Life Evangelical Church Mu
Page 29 and 30: Golgotha Baptist Church Dhaka, BANG
Page 31 and 32: In 2006 Elshadai Church received a
Page 33 and 34: First Church of God Metro Manila, P
Page 35: Scholarships The Mustard Seed Found
Page 39 and 40: 2007 Participating Institutions EUR
Page 41 and 42: 2007 Raymond J. Bakke Scholars This
Page 43 and 44: Board and Staff Board of Directors

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