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Evelynn M. Hammonds, a professor of African-American studies and historian of science, has been selected as the next Dean of Harvard College, a FAS spokesman said this afternoon. A graduate of Spelman College and a Harvard Ph.D., Hammonds came to the University as a professor in 2002. She replaces anthropologist David R. Pilbeam who has held the College's highest post since this summer...
Evelynn M. Hammonds, the University’s Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity, was appointed Dean of Harvard College yesterday. She will replace David R. Pilbeam effective June...
...Evelynn is my choice as the College dean because, first and foremost, she’s the best person for the job, independent of the fact that she’s a woman and an African-American,” said Dean of the Faculty Michael D. Smith in an interview. “I think the fact that she’s both of those things will bring a unique perspective that perhaps we haven’t had in the past...
...added that while she has enjoyed her current job—advising the president and provost on issues surrounding the recruitment and advancement of women and minorities in faculty positions—she looks forward to having the opportunity to work with students as dean of the College...
When Benedict H. Gross ’71—Pilbeam’s predecessor—entered University Hall in 2002, the role was split between a dean of undergraduate education responsible for academic affairs, and a dean of the College who oversaw matters of undergraduate life...