Junior named Truman Scholar
Coming to the United States as a young boy, Tianhao He ’15 quickly learned about the many opportunities this country can provide, while also becoming aware of its many inequities. It was then that He chose to make it his life’s work to make sure more Americans have the opportunity to succeed and thrive. Because of this dedication to public service, and his leadership potential, the Harvard undergraduate was named a 2014 Truman Scholar. The award, which provides up to $30,000 toward graduate school, is given annually to college juniors who exhibit leadership qualities and are committed to a career in public service. He was one of only 59 chosen from 655 candidates nationwide who had been nominated by their schools for the scholarship. “I am incredibly honored and humbled by this opportunity. Above all, being a Truman Scholar means being a part of a community, a community where I can not only...