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Peter A. Nadosy ’68, a former president of Morgan Stanley Asset Management, was named interim chief investment officer on Friday. The University’s treasurer, James F. Rothenberg ’68, said in an interview that Nadosy would oversee the endowment until a new chief executive is named...
Nadosy, who joined the management company’s board two years ago, currently serves as advisory director of Morgan Stanley Asset Management, the bank’s investment arm. He was named president of the firm in 1985 and vice chairman in 1995, according to a University press release...
Peter A. Nadosy ’68, a former president of Morgan Stanley Asset Management, was named interim chief investment officer. The University’s treasurer, James F. Rothenberg ’68, said in an interview today that Nadosy would oversee Harvard’s endowment until a new chief executive is named...
Nadosy has worked for Morgan Stanley in various roles since 1981. He lives on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and also has a home in Southampton, N.Y., where he is a trustee of the St. Andrew’s Dune Church...
They clearly have a lot to learn. Students taking Moral Reasoning 28, taught by Buttenweiser University Professor Stanley Hoffman, will have to produce $227.25 before walking away with a copy of the coursepack (not to mention hundreds of dollars more to purchase the 14 additional required books for the course). The price of this coursepack is especially maddening considering many articles it contains, like Jessica Stern’s “The Protean Enemy,” are available for free through Harvard’s e-resources. Another Core, Historical Studies B-64, has a coursepack which will...