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...Zobel was one of five Business School graduates to receive the award this year. The other four were Donna L. Dubinsky, who helped pioneer handheld computers; A. Malachi Mixon III ’62, who heads the world’s leading maker of home medical equipment; Sir Martin S. Sorrell, a leading advertising executive; and Hansjörg Wyss, chairman of a global medical device company...
...other universities. The timing of tenure review can also be problematic for junior faculty in terms of their personal lives. “For the intellectual vitality of the University, I think it’s very good to recruit young faculty,” says Lisa L. Martin, senior advisor to the dean of FAS. At 34, Martin was one of the youngest women to be offered tenure at Harvard in 1996. “But I think that it does have potentially negative consequences for women in particular because about seven or eight years after women get their...
...Martin says it can be tough to keep professors in this case. “It’s often very hard for us to respond [to outside offers of tenure] if they’ve only been here for four or five years given the way our process works...
...know if they will be considered for tenure in advance. Until very recently, Harvard was the same. “If someone came into a junior position there was no guarantee that they would be considered for tenure at the end of their time here,” says Martin...
...keep nuclear weapons out of terrorist hands. “Nuclear terrorism is a tremendously important problem that needs urgent attention and this report is one of the best sources that any policymaker or interested citizen can consult to learn about the problem,” said Martin Malin, the executive director for “Managing the Atom...