CFO Thomas Hollister and Executive Vice President Katie Lapp discuss the University's financial performance for fiscal year 2017 coinciding with the release of the annual financial report.
Federal funding for Harvard research fell by 5 percent to $608 million in the University’s fiscal year 2014, the first full Harvard fiscal year after the federal government enacted broad budget cuts collectively known as sequestration, according to the Office for Sponsored Program’s annual report.
That was the question posed by Katie Lapp, Executive Vice President of Harvard, at the University’s inaugural Institutional Risk Management (IRM) Symposium on Tuesday, June 17, 2014.
Harvard’s first-ever sustainability-focused Operations and Maintenance trade show was held on Tuesday January 21, 2014. The trade show, organized by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Green Program, a partnership between FAS and the Harvard Office for Sustainability, and Harvard Strategic Procurement, was an opportunity to promote best practices in the field, and to unite building managers and facility leaders, who work behind the scenes to optimize building energy systems and performance.