Word: curricular
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...moving beyond it. These reservations should not be seen as a dismissal of the report, which has many excellent analyses and recommendations, but as a contribution to the discussion of where to go from here. Steven Pinker is Johnstone professor of psychology. He served on the Harvard College Curricular Review Committee on General Education that produced a previous general education report. This op-ed is adapted from remarks shared with the Task Force on General Education at a meeting with faculty...
Following a list of recommendations from the Harvard College Curricular Review’s Committee on Advising and Counseling, the College appointed Monique Rinere as Associate Dean of Academic Advising last December...
...think it is too early to asses what the College has been doing,” Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 wrote in an e-mail. “Most of the seniors weren’t able to take advantage of the curricular changes, or the additions of social space, or the changes in advising...
...mail last night, Bok, who led Harvard during the College’s last curricular review, said he looked forward to the meeting...
...curricular review’s game of duck, duck, goose, Reason and Faith is the goose. While we appreciate the bold thinking underlying this suggestion, among the excisable components of a solid general education report, a religion requirement should be the first to go. It would be foolish to think that the study of religion should not play an important part in educating “citizen[s] of a democracy within a global society,” as the report advances as its underlying aim. Religion has always been important and certainly, recent events seem to have elevated...