Five named College Professors

Wednesday, May 29, 2013 - 06:20 in Psychology & Sociology

With academic interests that range from algebraic geometry to the intellectual and political history of China to human evolutionary genetics, it would seem that the five faculty members awarded Harvard College Professorships might have little in common. But although their scholarly interests are varied, there is one trait they all share — a dedication to undergraduate education and a reputation as some of the best teachers in Harvard’s classrooms. The five, Higgins Professor of Mathematics Joseph D. Harris, Professor of Government Steven R. Levitsky, Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Acting Director of the Asia Center Michael Puett, Professor of History of Art and Architecture and Chair of the Committee on Degrees in the History of American Civilizations Jennifer L. Roberts, and Professor of Human Evolutionary Biology Maryellen Ruvolo, were named to the prestigious positions earlier this month by Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Dean Michael D. Smith. “It is...

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