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William F. Lee

By Casey M. Allen
William F. Lee '72, senior fellow of the Harvard Corporation, speaks at the conference to announce Harvard's next president.
William F. Lee '72, senior fellow of the Harvard Corporation, speaks at the conference to announce Harvard's next president.

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