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...Summers??€™ critics—especially a group of department chairs at FAS that is fast emerging as a key University power player—say that this unilateral approach to university governance has left many at Harvard behind. (Please see related story, "In Their Own Hands...
...construction of a new campus across the Charles River in Allston marks the largest physical expansion in the University’s 369-year history—and the most ambitious goal of Summers??€™ presidency...
...centralization of procurement and budgeting during Summers??€™ tenure has allowed Mass. Hall to more effectively oversee—and influence—the financial activities of Harvard schools outside of FAS. In contrast to centralization of academic functions, there seems to be more consensus regarding the centralization of administrative tasks...
Robert E. Rubin ’60, a Corporation member appointed one year into Summers??€™ presidency, preceded Summers at the Treasury. Robert D. Reischauer ’63, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office, has been a Corporation member since...
...Lorsch also says that Summers??€™ style of centralization threatens to displace faculty’s role in decision-making, which is detrimental to the University as a whole...