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Named in honor of Roy M. Goodman ’51—president and CEO of the U.N. Development Corporation??€”the Goodman Fellowship was first offered in 2004-2005 to Bertie Ramcharan, the acting U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights. The fellowship is designed specifically to bring senior members of the U.N. with diverse backgrounds...
After student activists protested the University’s investments in a company operating in Angola in 1972, the University created the ACSR to examine the ethical ramifications of the Corporation??€™s investments and recommend courses of action...
...Corporation??€™s 1978 statement deciding against divestment, it had justified i“We oppose divestment under normal circumstances not merely—or even primarily—because it costs the University money, but because it is an ineffective means of pursuing ethical ends...
This unprecedented recommendation was characterized in The Crimson as “the first time [the Corporation] faced dissent from within…[after] student charges of the committee’s ineffectiveness and its near-perfect record of following the Corporation??€™s line...
After a detailed analysis, the Harvard Corporation??€”the University’s highest governing body—concluded in May that Furry and Kamin were no longer affiliated with the Communist Party and that Markham had never been a member. They would keep all three accused faculty members...