Harvard University's School of Public Health Named Quincy Jones Mentor of the Year

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Quincy Jones has been named "Mentor of the Year," by Harvard University's School of Public Health.

December 12, 2006

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Harvard University's School of Public Health named music mogul Quincy Jones "Mentor of the Year" for using his celebrity status to help people.

"Quincy Jones' entire life is a testament to the power of mentoring," Jay Winsten, associate dean of the Harvard School of Public Health, said in a statement Monday Dec 11th. "He has served as a role model for using the power of celebrity to improve the lot of humankind."

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Jones, the inaugural recipient of the honor, will be presented with the honor during National Mentoring Month in January 2007.

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