HSA 65th Anniversary Book
• To provide an organization with facilities and some capital through which students of the university could be encouraged to develop and to manage small businesses that might provide funds that could be applied to the cost of their education. • To afford needy students of the university the opportunity to earn substantial amounts of money for brief periods of work through the exercise of energy and ingenuity. • To encourage students to explore the business community as a potential career choice. • To enable students to gain valuable experience and to develop a sense of the excitement and responsibility involved in the management of small enterprises.
• To provide an organization with facilities and some capital through which students of the university could be encouraged to develop and to manage small businesses that might provide funds that could be applied to the cost of their education.
• To afford needy students of the university the opportunity to earn substantial amounts of money for brief periods
of work through the exercise of energy and ingenuity.
• To encourage students to explore the business community as a potential career choice.
• To enable students to gain valuable experience and to develop a sense of the excitement and responsibility involved in the management of small enterprises.
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FACTS AND
FIGURES
STUDENT WAGES
PAID TO DATE:
$57 MILLION
HARVARD STUDENT AGENCIES
Hall of Fame
Since its inception in 1957, Harvard Student Agencies has been an integral part of Harvard University,
providing a wide range of employment opportunities and business experiences for Harvard students.
We honor the members of the HSA Hall of Fame for their exemplary contributions in support of this
organization’s initiatives and mission.
HARVARD
STUDENT
AGENCIES
REVENUE
EARNED TO DATE:
$176 MILLION
V. Lee Archer ’65
James V. Baker ’68, MBA ’70
Ralph O. Hellmold ’62
Ellen G. Hoffman, MBA ’76
A History
STUDENT EMPLOYEES
AT INCORPORATION:
14
Kenneth G. Bartels ’73, MBA ’76
Wendy F. Bennett ’76
Catherine V. Blake ’76
Bradlee T. Howe ’63, MBA ’69
L. Fred Jewett ’57, MBA ’60
C. Bruce Johnstone ’62, MBA ’66
1957–2022
STUDENT EMPLOYEES
IN FY22:
589
Blair Brown ’62, MArch ’67
Dustin M. Burke ’52, MBA ’55
Max L. Kiehne ’68
C. Kevin Landry ’66
ALUMS:
OVER 4,300
AGENCIES ATTEMPTED:
79
AGENCIES STILL
AROUND TODAY:
13
BUILDINGS
CALLED HOME:
17
CLASS RINGS SOLD:
7,272
LET’S GO
BOOKS PUBLISHED:
644 EDITIONS OF
75 DIFFERENT TITLES
Richard M. Burnes ’63
Larry W. Cheng ’96
George E. Christodoulo ’71,
MBA ’75, JD ’75
Amy Mueller Christodoulo
Peter G. Christodoulo ’02
William B. Coughlin ’75
Michael F. Cronin ’75, MBA ’77
Thomas R. Eisenmann ’79,
MBA ’83, DBA ’98
Archie C. Epps, BD ’61
Charles W. Filson ’66
Paul J. Finnegan ’75, MBA ’82
John N. Fulham III ’71
Jonathan N. Grayer ’86, MBA ’90
Thomas H. Lee ’65
Patrick R. Liles ’60, MBA ’64, DBA ’70
Robert W. McCoy ’62, MBA ’65
David A. Mittell ’39
Joseph O’Donnell ’67, MBA ’71
Kendall J. Powell ’76
William L. Richter ’64, MBA ’66
Harold Rosenwald ’27, LLB ’30
Michael Ryan ’72
Arthur I. Segel ’73
Thomas G. Stemberg ’71, MBA ’73
William F. Thompson ’50, MBA ’54
Andrew P. Tobias ’68, MBA ’72
Stephen M. Waters ’68, MBA ’74
Researched and written by Matt Heid ’96-’97 (first edition),
Thayer Christodoulo Meicler ’04, MBA ’09 (second edition),
Lucy Clark ’08, Irina Gumennik ’07 (third edition),
Sara Plana ’12, Ethan Waxman ’12 (fourth edition),
Harrison Choate ’17 (fifth edition), and
Nathaniel Rakich ’10 (fifth and sixth editions)
Designed by Michelle Lambert
BARTENDERS TRAINED:
OVER 50,000
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