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...Corporation: that it is too white, too male, and too corporate. She will become the second woman on the Corporation and just the third in the board’s history, joining Nannerl O. Keohane, the former president of Wellesley College and Duke University.King said yesterday that the Corporation??s growing diversity was “an important step” for Harvard. She added, “I think it’s a tribute to all of us as individuals, as well as to diversity. It reflects the changes in higher education since...
King said today that the Corporation??s growing diversity was "an important step" for Harvard. She added, "I think it’s a tribute to all of us as individuals, as well as to diversity. It reflects the changes in higher education since I was in law school and since I first became a professor." She graduated from Harvard Law School in 1969 and joined the Georgetown Law faculty...
...steps leading to Quincy Street. Audience members ranged from middle-aged Cantabrigians to hipster students sporting thick-framed, Daniel Liebeskind-style glasses.Though Lin is a true-blue Yalie—she earned two degrees in architecture in New Haven and is an alumni fellow of the Yale Corporation??she’s no stranger to Cambridge. Lin began taking classes at the Harvard Graduate School of Design in the fall of 1982. But the timing was not ideal. Lin was in the midst of a national controversy over her design for the Vietnam Memorial in Washington...
Also at the meeting, Cabot Professor of Social Ethics Mahzarin R. Banajireported on the October 3 meeting between two members of the Harvard Corporation??Robert D. Reischauer ‘63 and Nannerl Keohane—and six Faculty Council members, including herself...
Banaji said that at the meeting, the Council members raised their concerns about the resignation of Conrad Harper from the Corporation??the University’s highest governing body—this summer. They also asked for greater transparency in University planning and expressed their worries that the slowdown in FAS hiring may affect efforts to increase Faculty diversity...