as deepened its partnership and formulated a plan for growth going forward at Harvard. This fall, Harvard's Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Mike Smith, HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019203 --- PAGE BREAK --- endorsed the integration and expansion of my public-facing humanities work within the Derek Bok Center

as deepened its partnership and formulated a plan for growth going forward at Harvard. This fall, Harvard's Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Mike Smith, endorsed the integration and expansion of my public-facing humanities work within the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning. As a Bok Fellow th

as deepened its partnership and formulated a plan for growth going forward at Harvard. This fall, Harvard's Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Mike Smith, endorsed the integration and expansion of my public-facing humanities work within the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning. As a Bok Fellow th

From: Shing Tung Yau To: Lesley Groff Subject: Re: Summary of meeting with FAS Dean, Mike Smith and Science Dean Jeremy Bloxham Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2016 03:11:29 +0000 Dear Lesley We are also talking about a center for computational biology whe

we'll know whether our lifestyle has to take a dive in order for us to live there. Meanwhile, I've decided to deal with Steve H, and not bother with Mike Smith. Steve is currently in Brazil, and we'll get together shortly after I return (this coming Friday). I think he may come through with something inter

hey didn't like that (it's OK to use Stanford facilities, but not OK to ask for more cash -- 10M was enough). So, we'll see. Meanwhile, I've asked Mike Smith to be able to transform the Division of Continuing Education into an experimental laboratory, focusing on web-based learning. We'll see what he dec

hey didn't like that (it's OK to use Stanford facilities, but not OK to ask for more cash -- 10M was enough). So, we'll see. Meanwhile, I've asked Mike Smith to be able to transform the Division of Continuing Education into an experimental laboratory, focusing on web-based learning. We'll see what he dec

e'll know whether our lifestyle has to take a dive in order for us to live there. Meanwhile, I've decided to deal with Steve H, and not bother with Mike Smith. Steve is currently in Brazil, and we'll get together shortly after I return (this coming Friday). I think he may come through with something intere

we'll know whether our lifestyle has to take a dive in order for us to live there. Meanwhile, I've decided to deal with Steve H, and not bother with Mike Smith. Steve is currently in Brazil, and we'll get together shortly after I return (this coming Friday). I think he may come through with something inter

l in the middle of a financial crisis (worse than Harvard's). So, we'll see. (But, if I had to bet, I would bet that they will come through.) 2. Mike Smith has not responded directly to my request. He has told others that the Stanford deal is a "great opportunity," and that he doesn't want to stand i

hey didn't like that (it's OK to use Stanford facilities, but not OK to ask for more cash -- 10M was enough). So, we'll see. Meanwhile, I've asked Mike Smith to be able to transform the Division of Continuing Education into an experimental laboratory, focusing on web-based learning. We'll see what he dec