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...that as president, Faust will further ratchet up the pressure on Harvard’s great scientific research centers to subordinate personnel decisions to the needs of social engineering.” In response, University spokesman John D. Longbrake called Faust “an exceptional scholar and leader?? and an “inspired choice for president as evidenced by the universal outpouring of support she’s had since the announcement.” Longbrake would not comment directly on the concerns voiced by NAS. Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Theda...
...general. A leader is a person, usually in an assigned role, who is expected to provide direction for an organization or polity. At a minimum, a leader must be able to manage her institution, making sure that its constituent entities function well and synergistically; if management is not the leader??s strong card, she must be able to select strong managers, work with them, and give them considerable autonomy...
...constructively with Harvard’s various faculties, inspire alumni and students alike to join in their vision, and communicate persuasively with donors. The president need not be an agitator. But the presidential search committee must not be afraid to take a leap of faith in selecting a bold leader??as it did six years ago when it selected Lawrence H. Summers—rather than simply a uniter and a conciliator who will let the University drift as it will...
...described as an “inspiring leader?? by Caroline Kennedy, was honored for her work in Upwardly Global, the organization that helps college-educated immigrants regain their careers after moving to the United States...
...classroom at Harvard and in the quest to succeed in the working world. The people who are most successful at achieving their goals are arguably those who can express their ideas in the most convincing and articulate manner to those around them. And to be an active citizen and leader??the type of person Harvard seeks to mold—one must be able to speak well...