Word: deane
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...ongoing guerilla war between Howard Hiatt, dean of the School of Public Health, and some members of his faculty took another bizarre turn this week, as Hiatt confronted some angry alumni at the American Public Health Convention in Los Angeles...
...convention, Hiatt told alumni that he is already taking steps to improve faculty input into his administration. Margaret Drolett, associate professor of Biostatics, said last Monday, "The dean is making a greater effort to communicate with the faculty. He is holding weekly luncheons and talking to faculty members individually in his office to hear their opinions. I think he's making progress...
...turning point in the development of the School was the formation of the MPP program. The Program was conceived in 1968, by Bok, then dean of the Law School, Robert H Ebert, Walker Professor of Medicine and then dean of the Medical School and John T. Dunlop, University Professor and then dean of the faculty. The deans "recognized that many students in law and medicine wanted to work in public and governmental areas, not go into private practice," says Price. "Neither in the Law or Medical School was it possible to include in the curriculum the sort of things they...
...School is "busy raising money, developing a very muscular intellectual agenda for a center in business and government, another in regulation, another in capital formation, one in energy and environment," Ira Jackson, associate dean of the Kennedy School, says...
...training at the School is geared for someone "who aspires to be assistant secretary or deputy assistant secretary at the federal level of the state and local equivalent of it," says Graham T. Allison, Jr. '62, dean of the Kennedy School...