David Deming has been appointed as the Danoff Dean of Harvard College, effective July 1. He is a highly regarded professor at Harvard, known for his work in political economy, education, and economic inequality. His appointment was announced by Hopi Hoekstra, who emphasized Deming's connection to undergraduate life and leadership qualities. Harvard President Alan Garber praised Deming's research impact, particularly on education and social mobility. As a principal investigator with the CLIMB Initiative and co-leader of the Project on Workforce, he aims to enhance student career preparedness in a changing labor market.
David Deming has been appointed the Danoff Dean of Harvard College, beginning July 1, recognized for his expertise in education, economic inequality, and social mobility.
Hopi Hoekstra noted Deming's deep connection to undergraduate life and leadership qualities make him an ideal choice for this pivotal role in Harvard's history.
Alan M. Garber emphasized that Deming's work on education and social mobility addresses core issues in education, reflecting his significant contributions to the field.
Deming is recognized nationally for his research on labor markets and education's role in fostering social mobility, and for initiatives like the CLIMB Initiative.
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