The Harvard Gazette

Amy Edmondson

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“The sustainability people in companies are marginal, and the sustainability people in academic institutions are marginal relative to their colleagues. So we thought: Let’s have this conference,” said Robert Eccles, an organizer of Harvard Business School’s first-ever academic conference on sustainability and corporations this weekend.

Getting the green light

HBS professors host conference on valuing sustainability among corporations

World|

DateNovember 15, 2013

President Drew Faust announced today that a search for a new dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) will begin. Current HGSE Dean Kathleen McCartney will conclude her tenure in the spring.

Search for Ed School dean begins

President names advisory group, invites community input

News|

DateJanuary 3, 2013

Harvard faculty spoke Tuesday at Sanders Theatre as part of Harvard Thinks Green 2, a sustainability-focused event that gave each presenter 10 minutes to talk about their ideas on the environment. They include Daniel Nocera (from left), Amy Edmondson, James Anderson, Joseph Aldy, Joyce Rosenthal, and Daniel Schrag.

Emergency planning

From Harvard specialists, green thinking with a sense of urgency

Science|

DateSeptember 19, 2012May 23, 2019

Harvard gave R. Buckminster Fuller a gift beyond academics, his biographers say: a lifelong preoccupation with human welfare, and the social, technical, and economic problems that vex the modern age. “R. Buckminster Fuller: The History (and Mystery) of the Universe,” a two-act monologue performed by A.R.T. veteran Thomas Derrah, explores the life and ideas of the inventor and futurist.

Bucky on stage

One-man play at A.R.T. recounts futurist Fuller’s life

Arts|

DateJanuary 13, 2011July 19, 2019