left leadership roles, left the school or left Harvard altogether in the past two years.revealed "concerning" pay gaps between faculty that belonged to racial and ethnic minority groups versus white faculty.reportedly had to talk about 40 faculty out of taking a no-confidence vote in Dean Michelle Williams in December 2018.They acknowledge that faculty have raised concerns about school leadership, but affirmed their support for the dean.
“It is clear that [Williams] is dedicated to the success of the Harvard Chan School's community,” University Provost Alan Garber told the Crimson in a statement. “She is thoughtful and resolute in her efforts to strengthen the School and magnify the impact of the work of its faculty, staff and students.”Harvard’s public health school is acclaimed — ranked No. 2 overall in the latest U.S. News and World Report rankings — and a feeder for top policy jobs around the country and in government.
via NPR and Kaiser Health News. She'll be a Los Angeles-based health reporter at KPCC and LAist, starting in March.Among the diverse crop of new experts: Heritage's Nina Schaefer and Rachel Greszler; Families USA's Eliot Fishman; William Gale and Louise Sheiner of Brookings; Bethany Lilly of the Arc; Shai Akabas of the Bipartisan Policy Center; Northwestern's Diane Schanzenbach; Eric Schneider of the Commonwealth Fund; and Harvard's Raj Chetty..
The BIGGEST question is: How is it possible just to erase the TRILLION dollar health insurance industry without ending up in epic endless court battles?
I'm tired of the endless health care questions We've been round and round What about voter suppression or Criminal justice reform I won't be watching
I want to hear about what the candidate's stand on Gun Violence