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The fellowship honors Gordon Kit M.A. ’78's late father, Saul Kit ’48, Ph.D. ’51, who studied biochemistry at Berkeley as an undergraduate supported by the G.I. Bill. Intending to emulate his father’s scientific career, Gordon earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Columbia University and a master’s degree in molecular biology from Berkeley.
“I hope my gift will inspire and facilitate the next
generation of scientists to follow in the footsteps of
my father,” says Gordon Kit. “The goal of the fellowship is to
give graduate students the opportunity to fulfill their academic
dreams, when they otherwise might not be able to.”
In order to preserve the spirit of the purpose of the fund, and the intent of the original donors who established it, new donors who make gifts to this endowment understand that changes may be made to the fund in the future if it ever becomes difficult to spend. Any future changes will be consistent with the original purpose as written here. As such, new donors agree upon making their gifts that any future potential change to the endowment purpose may be made without their consultation.
The fellowship honors Gordon Kit M.A. ’78's late father, Saul Kit ’48, Ph.D. ’51, who studied biochemistry at Berkeley as an undergraduate supported by the G.I. Bill. Intending to emulate his father’s scientific career, Gordon earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Columbia University and a master’s degree in molecular biology from Berkeley.
“I hope my gift will inspire and facilitate the next generation of scientists to follow in the footsteps of my father,” says Gordon Kit. “The goal of the fellowship is to give graduate students the opportunity to fulfill their academic dreams, when they otherwise might not be able to.”
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The fellowship honors Gordon Kit M.A. ’78's late father, Saul Kit ’48, Ph.D. ’51, who studied biochemistry at Berkeley as an undergraduate supported by the G.I. Bill. Intending to emulate his father’s scientific career, Gordon earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Columbia University and a master’s degree in molecular biology from Berkeley.
“I hope my gift will inspire and facilitate the next
generation of scientists to follow in the footsteps of
my father,” says Gordon Kit. “The goal of the fellowship is to
give graduate students the opportunity to fulfill their academic
dreams, when they otherwise might not be able to.”
In order to preserve the spirit of the purpose of the fund, and the intent of the original donors who established it, new donors who make gifts to this endowment understand that changes may be made to the fund in the future if it ever becomes difficult to spend. Any future changes will be consistent with the original purpose as written here. As such, new donors agree upon making their gifts that any future potential change to the endowment purpose may be made without their consultation.
The fellowship honors Gordon Kit M.A. ’78's late father, Saul Kit ’48, Ph.D. ’51, who studied biochemistry at Berkeley as an undergraduate supported by the G.I. Bill. Intending to emulate his father’s scientific career, Gordon earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Columbia University and a master’s degree in molecular biology from Berkeley.
“I hope my gift will inspire and facilitate the next generation of scientists to follow in the footsteps of my father,” says Gordon Kit. “The goal of the fellowship is to give graduate students the opportunity to fulfill their academic dreams, when they otherwise might not be able to.”