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...Harvard Provost Steven E. Hyman told The Crimson that rigorous discussion of proposals was necessary even if the plans for the expansion ultimately do not change...
...Sciences at this very exciting time,” Brandt wrote in the message. “Graduate education is an absolutely essential aspect of the University’s deepest values and commitments. I very much look forward to working with the faculty, as well as Dean Smith, Provost Hyman, and President Faust to assure that our exceptional graduate programs remain a source of great innovation and creativity.” Brandt, on leave this fall, served as chair of the Department of the History of Science from 2000 to 2006. He has a joint appointment...
...right way and they want to hear from everybody is the right way,” she said. “But I don’t think people should get the feeling that [Harvard is] not committed to developing in Allston.”Harvard Provost Steven E. Hyman told The Crimson that rigorous discussion of proposals was necessary even if the plans for the expansion ultimately do not change.“I think we’re reaching a phase where we’re going to commit to very substantial projects,” he said...
...tenure process, support available for faculty members with families, and compensation—Harvard only received an exemplary rating in one area: teaching. Stanford and Brown University both received exemplary status on eight of the criteria, followed by Duke with seven, and Dartmouth with six. Patricia P. Jones, vice provost for faculty development and diversity and a biology professor at Stanford, attributes some of the disparities in faculty satisfaction to differences in the relationship between schools and their parent universities. “Schools within Harvard are very independent,” says Jones. “At Stanford...
Associate Provost for Science Kathleen M. Buckley said she expected Allston to play some role in the initiative, but added that she did not think the new campus would have enough space to accommodate the entire effort...