Smith, a leading scholar of religion and bioethics who served as the center’s first director, died on Oct. 5 at the age of 85.
Schwartz was dedicated to improving women’s health, an innovator of clinical treatment approaches, and a national leader in his field.
Zimbardo ’59 Ph.D., an internationally recognized psychology educator, researcher, and author who received Yale’s Wilbur Cross Medal, died on Oct. 14.
A plant physiologist and longtime professor, she helped develop an undergraduate major in environmental studies at Yale College.
Levit, retired associate director of undergraduate admissions at Yale, helped see the office through decades of change.