Neil Rudenstine '56 announced Tuesday that he will conclude his term as the president of Harvard University at the end of the 2000-2001 academic year.
During his nine-year tenure, Rudenstine led a major fund-raising campaign and expanded the university's curriculum and information technology resources.
"The time seems right," he said in a statement. "With the campaign behind us and new opportunities on the horizon, it will be important to revive the university-wide academic planning process and to take a fresh look at future priorities."
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