The Future of the Present:
Faculty Imagine the FAS at 400

How will the digital revolution transform the FAS in 25 years? How could the role of individual scholars change as access to and quantities of data exponentially increase? What function should the Harvard campus serve when virtual classrooms can reach across the world? How should universities allocate their resources, physically and financially, as new technologies demand and enable fresh collaborations? Join us for two panel discussions that imagine how current trends may transform the way Harvard faculty teach and carry out their research, and consider what aspects of longstanding practice will remain vital to the pursuit of Harvard's scholarly mission.

	Moderated by: Maya Jasanoff Professor of History
	David Charbonneau Professor of Astronomy
	Hopi Hoekstra Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology
	Ann Pearson Professor of Biogeochemistry
	Martin Puchner Byron and Anita Wien Professor of Drama and of English and Comparative Literature

	Moderated by: Maya Jasanoff Professor of History
	Claudine Gay Professor of Government and African and African American Studies
	Matthew Nock Professor of Psychology
	Parimal Patil Professor of Religion and Indian Philosophy
	Robert Wood Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering