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...deans?? letter re-confirmed Smith’s earlier commitment to maintaining a system of tenure-track promotion, and left open the possibility for a “small number of exceptions” to the ruling against tenure-track searches—a hint of flexibility that some professors said yesterday was encouraging...
Yesterday’s correspondence offered the most specific example to date of the increased responsibilities of the divisional deans??the cross-departmental administrators whose role Smith pledged to enhance last year...
Further administrative changes for the coming year included the establishment of larger discretionary budgets for the academic deans??a group that, in addition to the divisional deans, includes the Dean of the College, the Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences...
...that ostensibly invalidated the old swim test: How could students physically unable to fulfill it be forced to have their diplomas withheld? High schools and preparatory schools no doubt face this same difficulty, and one would think the principal—or, in Harvard’s case, the deans??could intercede and waive the requirement on a case-by-case basis. It would be absurd to make, or break, the rules because of an occasional exception...
...College’s administrative structure has been adjusting on a larger scale since 2003. Prior to that point, the College was led by two equal deans??a dean of the College and a Dean of Undergraduate education. That year, then-Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby consolidated the deanships into a single job, which Hammonds inherited...