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Ellison Clarifies Role in Final Club Case
On Sept. 28, disorderly conduct prompted police to ask Administrative Board Secretary John “Jay” L. Ellison to intervene at the Owl Club, pictured above.
Panel Discusses Academic Integrity
At a faculty-led conversation about academic integrity on Thursday afternoon, more than 70 administrators, students, and members of the faculty gathered and discussed campus academic and extracurricular culture and how to best encourage academic honesty at Harvard.
Ellison Clarifies Administrative Role in Police Response to Final Clubs
Nearly two weeks after Cambridge police asked Secretary of the Administrative Board John “Jay” L. Ellison to help them respond to disturbances at several final clubs, Ellison said in an interview on Thursday that his role in such incidents is not to discipline students, but rather to prevent further harm.
Pforzheimer Resident Dean To Leave Harvard for Brandeis
Lisa M. Boes, resident dean of Pforzheimer House, will leave the College this fall for Brandeis University, where she will serve as dean of academic services starting in November.
Academic Integrity Panel
Cabot House Co-Master Rakesh Khurana listens to Interim Dean of the College Donald H. Pfister share his thoughts on the culture of academic integrity. The panel, titled "Doing Good Work in a Noisy, Messy World," was moderated by Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay M. Harris, who is also Chair of the Academic Integrity Committee.
Academic Integrity Panel
Associate Professor of Psychology Joshua Greene, Professor of Slavic Languages and Literature Stephanie Sandler, and Interim Dean of the College Donald H. Pfister listen to Cabot House Co-Master Rakesh Khurana discuss the culture of academic integrity. The panel, titled "Doing Good Work in a Noisy, Messy World," was moderated by Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay M. Harris, who is also Chair of the Academic Integrity Committee.
Academic Integrity Panel
Interim Dean of the College Donald H. Pfister shares his thoughts on the importance of building a supportive community within the world of academia during a panel last fall.
Academic Integrity Panel
Professor of Slavic Languages and Literature Stephanie Sandler, Cabot House Master Rakesh Khurana, and Interim Dean of the College Donald Pfister, listen to Associate Professor of Psychology Joshua Greene discuss research on the impact of social influence. The panel, titled "Doing Good Work in a Noisy, Messy World", was moderated by Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay Harris, who is also Chair of the Academic Integrity Committee.
The Word: Feminist
Around the time I first heard about feminism, my best high school guy friends came up with a scintillatingly descriptive nickname for me: Tits McGee. To be fair, we were 16 and didn’t know any better.
A Meal in Annenberg
Alexander Rehding, chair of the Music Department, enjoys a meal in Annenberg on Oct. 4 with students from his assigned entryway in Holworthy Middle as part of the new Faculty Fellows Program.
Noah Feldman Master Class
Harvard Law School professor Noah Feldman '92 lectures on the 1927 Supreme Court case Buck v. Bell. The master class was sponsored by the Mahindra Humanities Center.
Scene & Heard: Nap Attack!
“Don’t write an article about this,” a representative of the Happiness Project told me, handing me a free extra-large t-shirt. It was a bribe. I took it.
