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Kalan Chang

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Eden Girma '18 speaks to the attendees of "A Celebration of Inclusion and Belonging" at Sanders Theatre, a community-wide workshop with students and scholars. The event was the culmination of the initial "listening phase" by the Task Force on Inclusion and Belonging, created by Harvard President Drew Faust at the beginning of the academic year.

A session to foster inclusion, belonging

Hundreds trade experiences, ideas that encourage more embracing, aware Harvard

Campus|

DateApril 13, 2017

Kalan Chang (left) and Monica Tesoriero are graduates from the Bridge Program, which trains Harvard service workers to move up the ladder. Tesoriero, a cafeteria worker, climbed to administrative director of the Safra Center for Ethics, and Chang, a SEAS custodian, succeeded Tesoriero as the manager for international operations at the David Rockefeller Center.

From one dreamer to another

Bridge Program gave campus leaders an early boost

Campus|

DateOctober 27, 2016October 28, 2016

Ecuadorian Harvard staff member Kalan Chang, who works two jobs, came to the United States without knowing English and is now on the road to an undergraduate degree with plans for two master’s degrees and an accountant certification, thanks to Harvard’s Bridge to Learning and Literacy program. "I am one of the lucky ones," said Chang.

Crossing that bridge

Bridge program helps émigré to gain education, become citizen

News|

DateSeptember 14, 2010