The application process is rigorous.
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According to a press release, the committee gives the prize to a junior or senior who has "demonstrated exceptional leadership while attending Harvard, contributed to the advancement of women, achieved a meaningful impact on fellow students, and exhibited a potential for leadership in future endeavors."
Fazili said she could never have predicted she would be the committee's choice.
"There are so many other women in this class who are great," Fazili said.
She also said it feels good to be appreciated.
"I think this award is nice because it recognizes leaders in this University," Fazili said. "And it's nice to feel appreciated."
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