Word: chairmen
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...cent in 1968-69). We take these figures for convenience, because they are easily obtained each year, not because we feel that only Harvard graduates are candidates for the Harvard faculty. Since the admissions policy of the graduate departments in no sense favors women, and since virtually all department chairmen have assured us that women do fully as well as men in graduate study, the percentage of women receiving Ph. D.'s seems a good indication of what our commitment to the employment of women ought to be. It is, moreover, a guideline with progress built in; as the percentage...
...Permanent Committee on Women shall report publicly to the Harvard community every year on the progress of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences toward meeting the guidelines set out above. Department chairmen shall be required to report to the Dean of the Faculty annually on the numbers of women at all levels presently in the department, including entering graduate students; on the women considered for any appointments made that year; on the relative allocation of funds and fellowships (including teaching fellowships) to men and women; and on the relative success (and reasons for lack of success) in placing male...
...THIRD recommendation is simply a strong endorsement of a policy only recently announced by the Dean of the Faculty: that department chairmen should provide ad hoc committees on permanent appointments with "evidence that consideration was given to women... by including in the materials they submit the names received and the steps taken to ascertain potential candidates...." We regard this as an absolutely crucial enforcement mechanism and would suggest that when the evidence submitted is unsatisfactory, ad hoe committees should themselves take an active role in trying to ascertain whether there are qualified women candidates for the open position...
Shortly after the Houses finished voting, Bunting, Dunlop and May sent a letter to the House Committee chairmen in which they posed a number of questions about the students' views on the issue of discipline...
...ball back over the net and said, 'What will work?' "May said last night. In the same letter. they invited the chairmen to a meeting which marked the beginning of the present group...