2024 ASA Donor Acknowledgements
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2024 Donors:
Allen and Barbara Isaacman
Anita Plummer
Anonymous
Aram Harrow and Shefali Oza
Benita Carol Blessing
Benjamin N Lawrance
Beverly Stoeltje
Carolyn A. Brown
Carolyn Chalmers and Eric Janus
Charles Ambler
Deborah Margolis
Ekaette E. Udofia
Gary M. Grossman
Gretchen Bauer
Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué
James Warren
Judith Byfield
Kenda Mutongi
Kenneth W. and Elizabeth W. Harrow
Lily Woodruff
Lisa Lindsay
Mary Jo Maynes
RJ and Teresa Devick
Spartan Housing Cooperative
Stephen L Esquith
Steve Feierman and Sandra Barnes
Steve Howard
Stuart Wagner
The Lewis Family
Timothy Longman
Adam Rothstein in honor of Ken Harrow
Alix Saba in honor of George H. Saba
Alix Saba in honor of Ken and Liz Harrow
Anonymous in honor and memory of Ken Harrow
Anonymous in honor of Ken Harrow
Anonymous in honor of Ruth First
Arthur Slabosky and Robin Willne in honor of Ken Harrow
Bernard Guyer In memory of Jane I. Guyer and in honor her colleagues in NWU Program in African Studies
Bharatkumar J. Oza in memory of Prof. Ken Harrow
David Stowe in honor of Ken Harrow
Debbie and Marty Bank in honor of Ken Harrow
Don & Liz Kaufman in memory of Ken Harrow
Dr. Yasmina Bouraoui in memory of Dr. Ken Harrow
Edward Alpers in honor of Merrick Posnansky
Edward Harrow in honor of Ken Harrow
Elizabeth Schmidt in honor of Allen and Barbara Isaacman
Elizabeth Schmidt In honor of my family, Albert, Kathryn, and Christine Schmidt
Jennifer Grau in honor of Ken Harrow
Jody Lewis in memory of Ken Harrow, an exceptional member of our community
Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué in honor of Hassana Alidou
Joya Uraizee in honor of Ken Harrow
Judith Bridger in memory of Kenneth Harrow
Judith S Burkitt in memory of Kenneth Harrow
Kriss Ostrom in honor of Ken Harrow
Larry Stoler & Amy Schuman in honor of Ken Harrow
Lester and Barbara Hyman in memory of Ken Harrow
Matthew Kaufman in honor of Ken Harrow
Micheline Rice-Maximin in memory of Ken Harrow
Mikki Droste in memory of Ken Harrow
Najib Hourani in honor of Ken Harrow, a true friend
Nwando Achebe in honor of Christie and Chinua Achebe
Sarah S. Milburn in memory of Kenneth Harrow
Sharon R. Herson in honor and memory of Ken Harrow
Sue and Bill Morris in honor of Ken Harrow
Wendy Belcher in honor of Kenneth Harrow, who was indefatigable in his support of Africa’s right to be free
If you find an error or omission in the listing above, please contact the ASA Secretariat at members@africanstudies.org.