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...also resigned from his position as chairman of the steering committee for curricular reform at HMS, said last night that “differences in style and some priorities in the management of the school” with Dean Joseph L. Martin lead to his resignation after only a year and a half...
Associate Dean for Academic Programming and Director of the Medical Curricular Reform Initiative Jane Neill, who oversees the work of the two committees, said that the work of the reform will continue as scheduled...
...think that the plan is for the reform to move forward regardless of Dean Cox’s resignation,” she said. “I think that we had never really made a final decision on what the timeline [for reform] is going...
...Student Affairs Committee. Three of the last four council presidents previously held this office. Some members of the council have bemoaned this trend and the culture of loyalty and political favoritism it engenders. We worry that the structure of the council feeds its insularity and stifles the potential for reform. Tracy “Ty” Moore II ’06, a non-council candidate, is an attractive choice for this reason. But unfortunately, Moore’s outside perspective does not compensate for his lackluster relationships with administrators. Although Moore claimed in Thursday’s debate...
...strength of the field this year and the need to enhance the vice-presidential office with added responsibilities, we endorse Nichols over Clay T. Capp ’06. While Capp has an admirable record after recently taking over as treasurer of the council, Nichols’ experience reforming the council’s Finance Committee makes him an appealing asset for the future of the council. In his position as vice-chair of the Finance Committee, Nichols has demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to working with individual student groups to help them understand the resources that the council offers. Nichols?...