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Faculty of Arts and Sciences Rule Changes Teaching Awards - Vimarsana News

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Rule Changes Teaching Awards

Photograph by Bostonian13/Wikipedia.   The Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) cleared up its remaining routine tasks during this most non-routine of years at its last regular meeting of the academic year on Tuesday afternoon. Many of the prior meetings had been largely given over to hearing reports, but significant academic action was taken in the April session, when the new doctoral program in quantum science and engineering was approved. Today, at the request of the faculty’s docket committee, President Lawrence S. Bacow, Provost Alan Garber, and FAS dean Claudine Gay spelled out the s...

Jura Wins Extension School Student Government Election, Commits to Transparency After Election Rules Dispute | News - Vimarsana News

Jura Wins Extension School Student Government Election, Commits to Transparency After Election Rules Dispute | News

Kevin F. Jura will serve as the next president of the Harvard Extension Student Association for the 2021-2022 term after defeating opponent Antjaun Finch in a runoff election. Results were announced Monday on HESA’s election website after an additional week of voting to conclude the runoff election between the two candidates. Jura joins new HESA Vice President Vivian Okonta, who was elected last Monday after running unopposed. This year’s election for HESA president was mired in controversy for the second year in a row. Just weeks before the elections were set to begin, new eligibility re...

Four Stories, Four Harvard Workers | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson - Vimarsana News

Four Stories, Four Harvard Workers | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

When Christina M. Tedesco received word about the pay cut last fall, her first reaction was, “Oh my God, I have to call my coworker Mark.” Many of her colleagues at the Harvard Art Museums, where Tedesco works as an attendant, do not have computers or cannot access their work emails from home. She had to call them to break the news: Harvard had decided to cut their wages — already the lowest of any union at the University — by 30 percent, and she wasn’t sure for how long museum employees would continue to be paid at all. Soon afterward, panic set in. “It’s very unsettling to not...

What's the Difference Between a Graduate Certificate and Master's Degree? - Vimarsana News

What's the Difference Between a Graduate Certificate and Master's Degree?

What's the difference between a graduate certificate and a graduate degree? Unlike finishing a full master's degree program, grad certificate program students take a few master's courses around a subject — like Sustainability and Development or Data Science — and receive a certificate of completion upon passing the program.  Because certificates involve taking fewer classes (and don't usually have an admissions process), they're not considered the same as having a master's degree or Ph.D. However, they can help you stand out to prospective employers, especially if you're looking to tran...

While Most Surveyed Faculty Satisfied with Transition to Remote, 80% Say Virtual Learning Less Valuable for Students | News - Vimarsana News

While Most Surveyed Faculty Satisfied with Transition to Remote, 80% Say Virtual Learning Less Valuable for Students | News

Eighty percent of surveyed members of the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences said they think a remote semester is not as valuable as an in-person semester for students, with 43 percent of respondents indicating “strong” disagreement. Simultaneously, nearly 73 percent of survey respondents said that the FAS and the University provided them with sufficient guidance and resources for remote instruction, and 71 percent felt the transition to remote instruction was managed well by FAS. The Crimson distributed its faculty survey to more than 1,100 members of the FAS in late February, po...