HLS’ faculty vote and other forms of faculty input will be an important part of the overall picture, Summers says.
“It’s very, very important to take account of the faculties’ assessments of what will best serve their students, their needs, their components of the institution,” Summers says.
However, he indicates that final decisions on planning for Allston will come from the University’s center.
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“Ultimately, these are judgments to be made by the President and Corporation,” Summers said.
—Staff writer David H. Gellis can be reached at gellis@fas.harvard.edu.