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MIT Faculty Newsletter  
Vol. XX No. 5
May / June 2008
contents
Financing Undergraduate Education
MIT Faculty Survey: It's About Time
Berwick, Lee, and Orlin Elected to
FNL Editorial Board
Reconsidering the Value of Service to MIT
Confidentiality in Recruitment, Promotion, and Tenure Reviews
Provost Announces Faculty Renewal Program
Endowment Spending Policy at MIT
A New Approach to MIT's Financial Planning
A Primer on Indirect Costs
Changes in Engineering Education
Anthropologists Express Concern Over Government Plan to Support Military-Related Research in Universities
Reflections on Nominations and Elections for Faculty Officers and Commmittees at MIT
Initiative on Faculty Race and Diversity: Research Team and Effort Launched
The Man I Killed; Lise
Creating a Culture of Communication: Assessing the Implementation of the Undergraduate Communication Requirement
The Vision Thing
Lerman Now Dean for Graduate Education
The Spellings Commission Backs Off
Who Should Be Allowed to Speak
at Faculty Meetings?
from the 2008 Faculty Survey: Reasonableness of Workload
from the 2008 Faculty Survey:
Satisfaction with . . .
from the 2008 Faculty Survey:
Sources of Stress
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Berwick, Lee, and Orlin Elected to FNL Editorial Board

 

Results of the first Institute-wide election by faculty are in, and the newly-elected members of the Faculty Newsletter Editorial Board are Prof. Robert Berwick (EECS), Assoc. Prof. Helen Elaine Lee (Writing and Humanistic Studies), and Prof. James Orlin (Sloan School).

Elections were held electronically (all faculty and professors emeriti were eligible to vote) and more than 20 percent of the eligible faculty participated. Voting took place between May 1 and May 7.

Following new procedures outlined in the Policies and Procedures of the MIT Faculty Newsletter, members of the Editorial Board are now elected by a vote of the faculty, replacing the volunteer method of member selection.

The new Board members will be officially welcomed at the FNL Editorial Board meeting later this spring.

Bob Berwick      Helen Lee      Jim Orlin

Helen Lee  Jim Orlin

 

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