Columbia Law School’s Human Rights Clinic is set to grow thanks to a $5 million gift from Microsoft President Brad Smith and his wife, Kathy Surace-Smith, an executive at biotech company NanoString.
February 08, 2022 at 09:28 PM
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Columbia Law School’s Human Rights Clinic is set to grow thanks to a $5 million gift from Microsoft President Brad Smith and his wife, Kathy Surace-Smith, an executive at biotech company NanoString.
The couple’s endowment means the Human Rights Clinic will now be named the Smith Family Human Rights Clinic and will look to expand its offerings.
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