Her initial contributions spanned the formulation of the program and subsequently expanded the initiative across all of Harvard's outlets.
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Harvard career.:Harvard Financial Aid Initiative.
According to the "Harvard Magazine, o"ne of Spencer's most notable accomplishments is her involvement in the 2004 Harvard Financial Aid Initiative.