FAS HR at a Glance
The largest division of the University, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is dedicated to excellence in teaching and learning and fostering groundbreaking research and discovery.
Whatever position you hold at the FAS, we know you are here to make a difference–to our students, our colleagues, the arts and sciences, and the many communities we all inhabit.
The FAS HR team is dedicated to helping FAS staff and managers thrive in their roles and in this dynamic academic environment. Below, please see information on FAS HR: our mission, our values, our priorities, and a few of our key projects and contacts.
To attract, develop and engage an inclusive staff committed to excellence and mutual respect, in support of the FAS teaching and research mission.
- Cultivate a Collaborative, Adaptable and Inclusive FAS Community
- Continue to Strengthen the FAS Management Culture
- Identify and Develop FAS Talent and Leadership
- Focus on Organizational Compliance to Reduce FAS Risk
Help FAS Thrive - To make FAS a resilient and dynamic place to work, teach and learn, we value efforts to creatively solve problems; provide clarity and structure where it is needed, especially in times of uncertainty. In doing so, we will strive to build upon a foundation of inclusion; to empower staff to grow, be accountable, and remain open to change.
Be a Trusted Partner - We value being relied upon to handle sensitive situations with discretion in our collaboration with each other, our clients, and our colleagues across Harvard.
Lead with Integrity - We are committed to using sound judgment and acting in good conscience in determining how to balance the best interests of the individual, the unit, and the organization, even when it’s hard to do.
Keep It Real - We value having the courage to share and receive honest feedback in ways that are respectful, constructive, and well-meaning. We aim to be candid and forthcoming about what others can and cannot expect from us in our roles.
Take Care of Ourselves and Each Other - FAS HR will be intentional about balancing our own well-being with the needs of our clients so that we can best carry out our work in supporting the FAS and Harvard community.
Who we are:
- We strive for authentic connections and creative solutions while maintaining a sense of humor.
- We make it a priority to support each other and to foster an inclusive working environment.
Caring, Helpful, Curious, Adaptive, Resourceful, Self-Aware, Authentic, Open-Minded, Flexible
What we believe:
- We believe in being intentional with our words and work.
- We believe all voices have the same value and worth and strive to make space for everyone to be heard.
- We believe in calling people in instead of out.
Transparency, Good Intentions, Fairness, Respect, Differing Opinions, Trust, Inclusion
How we relate to others:
- We engage others by treating them as they want to be treated.
- We listen with empathy and compassion, while acknowledging the importance of boundaries.
Treat people like they want to be treated, Listen, Empathy and Compassion, Drawing and Respecting Boundaries
How things get done:
- We strengthen our relationships through connections and sharing knowledge freely.
- We empower one another without judgment, while holding ourselves accountable.
Through Relationships, Partnership, Sharing Knowledge, Good Communication, Noodling, Without Judgement, Empower, With Humor, Ethically
Complete FAS HR staff contact information is available on the People section of our website. You can also view FAS HR staff by team by selecting a group in the toolbar on the left.
If you're looking for your department's HR Consulting or Talent Acquisition Consultant, you can view by department/center in the toolbar as well.
FAS HR Contacts by Area
- Leaves of Absence: FAS Leaves Office
- Minors Policy: Jennifer Callahan
- Orientation and Review Period: TBD
- Performance Management: Mark Seibring, Annie McGough
- Title IX and Professional Conduct for Staff, Faculty, and Postdocs: Danielle Farrell
- Title VI, VII and Professional Conduct for Staff, Faculty, and Postdocs: Pamela Galowitz
- Talent Acquisition Services: Robin Ketterer
- Professional Development: Jessica Bowne
- Compensation/Impact Awards: Mark Seibring, Diane Cox
- FAS HR Website: Jessica Bowne, Annie McGough
- Getting Started at FAS: Megan Wong, Annie McGough
- HRIS Analytics: Mark Seibring
- International Appointments: Elise Sacchetti
- DZX Contingent Labor: Michelle Provost