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In an interview with The Crimson on Tuesday, Professor Cornel R. West â74 said Harvard changed course following public pressure and offered to consider him for tenure, but the fact that this reversal came only after external scrutiny merely solidified his decision to leave the University.
West also offered previously unreported details about the tenure controversy that led him to announce his departure, saying that it was a faculty committeeâs recommendation that he be considered for tenure â not his own request â that was turned down by the University.
West â a Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at the Harvard Divinity School and in the Department of African and African American Studies in the Faculty of Arts of Sciences â announced Monday that he would return to Union Theological Seminary, three weeks after he publicly threatened to depart over the tenure issue. He first told the Boston Globe in February that the University had dismissed
In light of the threatened departure of Professor Cornel R. West â74 from Harvard, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Claudine Gay said during a faculty meeting Tuesday that Harvard is âunequivocallyâ committed to supporting an environment in which faculty of color can thrive.
West â a Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at the Harvard Divinity School and of African and African American Studies in the FAS â threatened in late February to leave Harvard for the second time after he said the University denied his request for consideration of tenure.
In subsequent media coverage, West claimed that the University cited that his work was âtoo riskyâ and âtoo fraughtâ while reviewing his tenure request. Student organizers who had rallied in support of Westâs tenure have argued that the decision not to consider him for tenure speaks to broader challenges that faculty of color face at Harvard.