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...Adora I. Mora ’10 agreed that the change might not always be beneficial...
...would come at the expense of reducing or eliminating 44 other financial aid iniatives, according to a congressional budget proposal. That cut would include eliminating the Supplemental Educational Opportunities Grant, which supplements the neediest of Pell Grant recipients. According to Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer Elizabeth Mora, the proposed budget will likely not affect Harvard undergraduates. “Much of the strategic endowment payout from last year will be used to supplement financial aid so the impact may not be too great, but we’ll need to see the final numbers...
...break just got a little bit more interesting. The sophomore forward has been named to the United States National Hockey Junior team, announced by USA Hockey on Tuesday night during a nationally televised game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Minnesota Wild. The team will travel to Leskand and Mora, Sweden from Dec. 26 to Jan. 5 to participate in the 2007 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship. Fraser, who formerly served as captain of the United States Under-17 and Under-18 squads, now represents one of the top 22 players under age 20 in the nation...
...Although it was a year of significant transition in many parts of the University, the financial results remained strong,” said Interim President Derek Bok in a letter preceding the report. But results may not remain as strong in the future, vice president for finance Elizabeth Mora and treasurer James F. Rothenberg cautioned in another letter preceding the report. They expressed doubt about the capacity of future revenue growth to keep pace with inflation. They also expressed concern about the endowment’s future growth rate and federal funding for research.CASH OUTFLOWHarvard’s expenditures increased...
Elizabeth Mora, who has served as Harvard’s acting vice president for finance since April, has been appointed permanently to the post, the University announced Monday. “I am excited about the continued opportunity to engage with my colleagues in financial administration and beyond, to support Harvard’s financial well-being, and to help the University meet its ambitious goals,” Mora said in a statement. Her path to the job closely follows that of her predecessor Ann E. Berman, who announced last September that she would step down...