H. Lynda Hong Scholarship Fund Donations

The Hyeseung Lynda Hong Scholarship at Columbia Law School was created in 1998 through the generosity of friends, family and classmates, to honor the memory of Lynda Hyeseung Hong, Columbia Law School Class of 1998.

A third-year student at the time of her death, Ms. Hong was to become an associate at Cravath, Swaine & Moore after graduation. Her law school career was marked with enthusiastic participation in a variety of student activities. Notably, in her second year, Ms. Hong served as co-chair for the Asian-Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA).

The Hyeseung Lynda Hong Scholarship is awarded annually to students, preferably women of Asian descent, who possesses intellectual vigor and a genuine love for the law. Please join us in celebrating the life of an admired and respected friend and colleague, known for her integrity and thoughtfulness, by giving a gift to the scholarship in her name at Columbia Law School. Please be sure to note on your gift that the funds should be directed to The Hyeseung Lynda Hong Scholarship.

Via check:
Checks made payable to Columbia Law School can be mailed to: Development & Alumni Relations Columbia Law School 435 West 116th Street, Box A-2 New York, NY 10027

Online: Make your credit card gift using Columbia's secure website:
***Select Designation "OTHER" then specify it is for the H. Lynda Hong Scholarship Fund in the "Comment" Section**
http://www.law.columbia.edu/make_gift/how_to_give/online
Contributions can be made using VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover. You can use the on-line giving option OR call the Annual Fund Office at (212) 854-3159. Matching Gifts If you or your spouse work for an employer offering a matching gift program benefit, contact your personnel office to find out the details.

Depending on your employer's program, it can be made on-line, by automated phone system, or with a paper form to be submitted with your gift. Not sure if your spouse's employer has a matching gift program? Use Columbia's web-based search engine to find out. http://www.hepdevelopment.com/CU/