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After edX sale, Harvard and MIT-led nonprofit to tackle longstanding inequities in education

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Vice Provost Rick McCullough to become Florida State president

Vice Provost for Research Rick McCullough, who fostered strong partnerships and helped grow the University’s research output over his near decade in the role, has been named president of Florida State University (FSU). McCullough was unanimously selected by the FSU’s Board of Trustees in May and by the system’s Board of Governors on Wednesday. “Rick is a consummate problem-solver,” said Provost Alan M. Garber. “He has used his formidable analytic and people skills to bring people together to tackle major challenges, from COVID to research computing to climate change. And his influence extends beyond Harvard to the broader Massachusetts research ecosystem and to the nation. By developing trusted partnerships and adopting a ‘let’s get this done,’ solutions-oriented approach, Rick has been consistently successful. Harvard has been truly fortunate to benefit from Rick’s leadership, and we take great pride in his appointment at FSU.”

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We Never Endorsed This : Student Advocates Question Harvard s Decision to Merge Title IX and OSAPR Offices | News

Anti-sexual assault student activists expressed concerns about the process behind Harvard s decision to merge its Title IX Office and the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response. Harvard announced on March 24 it will join the two offices under a new Office for Gender Equity. University Provost Alan M. Garber â76 wrote in an email to Harvard affiliates that plans for the new office and the dissolution of OSAPR emerged after âthoughtful comments from many students, postdoctoral fellows, staff, and faculty.â In an article published in the Harvard Gazette, University Title IX Coordinator Nicole M. Merhill â who will helm the OGE â said input from student organizations, including anti-sexual assault advocacy group Our Harvard Can Do Better, was a factor in the Universityâs decision to merge existing offices.

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Harvard s coronavirus policy advisory group, a year later – Harvard Gazette

A year ago today, President Larry Bacow informed the Harvard community that the University would be transitioning to remote instruction as COVID-19 intensified its grip on the world, with hospitalizations and deaths in the United States beginning to rise at alarming rates. “Like all of you, I have been intently following reports of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and considering the many ways in which its future course might alter my life and the lives of those closest to me,” he wrote. “These past few weeks have been a powerful reminder of just how connected we are to one another and how our choices today determine our options tomorrow.”

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