FAIR preserves the anonymity of its members, although New York University Law School has identified itself as participant in the coalition.
Administrators at Harvard, Yale and Penn have said that their universities are not officially involved with FAIR.
“I continue to think it interesting that the elite schools are tripping over themselves to say that they are not members of FAIR,” Greenfield said.
More than half of the HLS faculty signed an open letter to University President Lawrence H. Summers last Wednesday calling on him to initiate or join litigation against the Pentagon’s policy.
Harvard exempted the military’s Judge Advocate General recruiters from the HLS’ nondiscrimination policy after the Pentagon threatened to block the University’s federal funding, which amounted to $412 million in Fiscal Year 2003.