Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College et al
Filing
570
PRETRIAL MEMORANDUM by Students for Fair Admissions, Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A1, # 2 Exhibit A2, # 3 Exhibit B, # 4 Exhibit C, # 5 Exhibit D, # 6 Exhibit E, # 7 Exhibit F)(Mortara, Adam) (Additional attachment(s) added on 10/2/2018: # 8 Exhibit A1 (Filed Under Seal)) (McDonagh, Christina).
Exhibit B
HARVARD’S LIST OF WITNESSES TO BE CALLED LIVE OR BY DEPOSITION
Defendant President and Fellows of Harvard College (“Harvard”) provides the following
witness list identifying those witnesses it expects it will call, or may call, at trial.
Witnesses Harvard Will Call
in Person
Witnesses Harvard May
Call In Person
Witnesses Harvard May
Call By Deposition (Video
Or Transcript) Only
1. David Card
1. Roger Banks
1. Grace Cheng
2. Erin Driver-Linn
2. Sally Clark Donahue
2. Kaitlin Howrigan
3. Drew Faust
3. Mark Hansen
3. Brock Walsh
4. William Fitzsimmons
4. Charlene Kim
4. Caroline Weaver
5. Rakesh Khurana
5. Marlyn McGrath
6. Ruth Simmons
6. Tia Ray
7. Michael Smith
To the extent that a witness’ circumstances change, or a witness becomes unavailable for
trial, Harvard reserves the right to call that witness by deposition or to call a substitute witness.
Harvard further reserves the right to call: 1) additional witnesses to provide foundation
testimony should any party contest the authenticity or admissibility of any material proffered at
trial; 2) additional witnesses to respond to issues raised by the Court’s pretrial or trial rulings or
to issues raised after the submission of this witness list; and 3) any witness listed on Students for
Fair Admissions, Inc.’s (“SFFA”) witness list or required to rebut SFFA’s case. To the extent
the Court determines that any witness listed in the Motion of Student Amici Curiae to Participate
in Trial (Dkt. 518) will be permitted to testify, Harvard further reserves the right to question that
witness.
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