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Robert B. Cashion ’81, the associate vice president for University development and director of development for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), will serve as acting vice president for alumni affairs and development, University President Drew G. Faust announced on Monday...
...delighted that President Faust has asked me to take on this role,” Cashion said in a statement released by the University on Monday. “This is a very exciting time for Alumni Affairs and Development at Harvard and I look forward to working closely with Drew as she begins her presidency...
Jack P. Reardon Jr. ’60, the executive director of the Harvard Alumni Association, said that he welcomes Cashion’s appointment...
...played an important leadership role within Alumni Affairs and Development, especially these past few months, and I am grateful to him now for accepting formal responsibility for guiding our activities in this area during this moment of transition,” Faust said in the statement. “I know he will continue to serve Harvard with his characteristic intelligence, skill and collegiality and I look forward to working with him even more closely in the time ahead...
...even as Faust settles into Mass. Hall's first-floor corner office, several important offices across the University lack permanent leadership. Faust must still fill the newly created executive vice president position and only on Monday named Robert B. Cashion '81 the acting vice president for alumni affairs and development to oversee the University's fundraising efforts. She must also find permanent leaders for Harvard Medical School, the Graduate School of Design, and Radcliffe, which are all currently being led by interim deans...