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...Senior Gift PLUS (SGP) works to ensure that our contributions to Harvard realize their full symbolic potential. Harvard is currently invested in companies that help underwrite the ongoing genocide in Sudan. SGP holds Harvard accountable for its complicit support of the Sudanese government and guarantees that Harvard’s investments do not strengthen Harvard’s financial stability at the expense of its fundamental principles...
...undergraduates, SGP is a rare opportunity to take a united stand with the potential of being heard. The Senior Gift signifies seniors’ transition from students to alumni—financial stakeholders in the University. It indicates our level of satisfaction with the institution and our future support. If the Senior Gift has a lower-than-projected participation rate, Harvard’s alumni will want to know why. Our discontent with Harvard’s current investments will force alumni to reevaluate their contributions to a Harvard that invests in companies financing genocide. We are confident that Harvard...
Just as participation in the Senior Gift signifies student confidence in Harvard, SGP indicates to our community and to the world that we value human life, and positively contributes back to Harvard. Upon Harvard’s divestment from PetroChina, all SGP funds will be contributed in their entirety to the Senior Gift. If, however the University fails to divest, we will contribute to Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights—an example of one part of the University that is working to end genocide. To be sure, giving to worthy organizations working directly...
...does not stem from a sentiment of general discontent with Harvard. It is our education that compels us to act. We are turning the outstanding education we have received from Harvard College towards an effective and meaningful solution. If we want our Senior Gift to remain true to its intentions we must help make Harvard live up to the high standard it has already set for itself...
Some have argued that it is inappropriate to force a choice between the good of the Senior Gift and the good of ending genocide. We submit that it is entirely appropriate because the reputation of Harvard University cannot be separated from the actions of its constituent parts...