Videos | February 14, 2013

Rebecca Nadler is Harvard’s first NCAA gold medalist in skiing

Rebecca Nadler is Harvard’s first NCAA gold medalist in skiing.

NCAA giant slalom champion Rebecca Nadler ’14—profiled in Harvard Magazine’s March-April 2013 issue—demonstrates her skills on the slopes.

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