Word: inputs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...committee appointed to name a successor to President Derek C. Bok this week concluded its mailing of more than 200,000 letters to members of the Harvard community, soliciting their input about the presidential search. The letters were sent to all students, alumni, faculty and staff, explaining the committee's goals and inviting comment about the current state of the University...
...despite these and other government initiatives, Flanagan urged the scholars assembled that their input is also essential...
...that in addition to those applicant files in which OCR found evidence of the Asian American ethnic read, the Asian ethnic reader reviews files and participates in discussions at subcommittee and full committee meetings on many more Asian American applicants for which there is no written evidence of her input...
Contrary to Jaron Bourke's assertions ("Search Needs Student Input," October 24, 1990), Harvard does not have to measure up to the standards of any other school in selecting its president. It has a long tradition of distinguished presidents who have guided it to its current position as a world leader in higher education. The search committee has the same stake as every other group in the University in choosing an imaginative, dedicated and competent president to prepare Harvard for the new millenium...
...Harvard community. Secrecy might be necessary at the last stage of the process to protect the reputations of candidates. But with the field still so large, releasing the names could hardly compromise any potential Harvard president. And knowing specific names would permit Harvard constituencies to provide specific input on presidential candidates...