Word: deaning
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Every year for the past five years Faculty Council members have listened while Dean Rosovsky's special assistant reads the annual affirmative action report. And every year they have heard the same problem: the University is recruiting women and minorities at a respectable rate at the non-tenured level, but in the tenured ranks, women and minorities are still inadequately represented...
...face of this perennial frustration, Dean Rosovsky this week announced a new approach: he will actively pressure departments to accelerate affirmative action recruitment...
Faculty Council members contacted yesterday praised Rosovsky's new hard line on affirmative action. Glen W. Bowersock '57, associate dean of the Faculty for Undergraduate Education, said yesterday he supports Rosovsky's approach of working with specific departments "because it goes straight to the sensitive area...
...cultural center began operation in 1970 after a report from Dean Rosovsky recommended its establishment. At that time, the University helped students raise a $140,000 endowment for the center...
...whether its existence in any form is legitimate. The CRR was founded for the exclusive purpose of singling out and punishing students who actively protested University involvement in the war and other questionable activities, this punishment being legitimatized by the collaboration of their student peers on the committee. Despite Dean Epps's continued attempts to breathe life into the monster (perhaps in the hope of vindicating his public position of neutrality throughout the war period), the students of Harvard and Radcliffe have never repudiated the student activism of the late sixties by a docile acceptance...