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Hauser Welcomes
New Faculty Director
New Hauser
Executive
Director Appointed
Hauser Center
E-news April 2008
The
Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations
is a university-wide research center at Harvard University.
Established in 1997 with a generous grant from Rita and Gus
Hauser, the Center pursues dispassionate research
and education, promoting critical thinking about the
importance, roles and performance of civic organizations. While our name speaks specifically of nonprofits, our
research has expanded over the years to include other
organizations of civil society as well.
The Hauser Center
is comprised of a community of Harvard researchers, faculty,
staff, students, and practitioners linked to similar
individuals in the US and around the world. Our work is disseminated through publications,
conferences, seminars, lectures, courses and scholarly
testimony before public bodies at the international,
national and local levels. In order to produce the highest quality research, we
consider it vital that our community represent a broad range
of disciplines, intellectual approaches and interests. This approach best reflects the breadth of the field,
and allows us to draw from and build upon a fuller range of
experiences, perspectives and frameworks.
A few words about the Center from Harvard University President Emeritus, Derek Bok.
Hauser Center Research Review
Volume 1 PDF
Subscribe to the Hauser Center's
bi-monthly
E-News
Nonprofit Course
Guide 2007-2008
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