Claude Steele - Revision history

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−	'''Claude Steele''' was the [[Provost]] of the University and a professor of psychology. He succeeded [[Alan Brinkley]] and came from [[Stanford University]]. After only two years on the job, Steele resigned to return to Stanford in [[2011]].	+	'''Claude Steele''' was the [[Provost]] of the University and a professor of psychology. He succeeded [[Alan Brinkley]] and came from [[Stanford University]]. After only two years on the job, Steele resigned to return to Stanford in [[2011]]. Subsequent reports suggested that Steele left when it became apparent he would have little say in the university budget, and therefore little power.<ref>http://www.capitalnewyork.com/article/politics/2012/02/5204638/distant-president-and-mysterious-mckinsey-report-send-columbias-lib?page=all</reF>

	In 2010, Steele's salary was $552,418.		In 2010, Steele's salary was $552,418.

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	'''Claude Steele''' was the [[Provost]] of the University and a professor of psychology. He succeeded [[Alan Brinkley]] and came from [[Stanford University]]. After only two years on the job, Steele resigned to return to Stanford in [[2011]].		'''Claude Steele''' was the [[Provost]] of the University and a professor of psychology. He succeeded [[Alan Brinkley]] and came from [[Stanford University]]. After only two years on the job, Steele resigned to return to Stanford in [[2011]].
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		+	In 2010, Steele's salary was $552,418.

	In 2013, Steele was quoted in article about EVPAS [[Nicholas Dirks]] as saying “Columbia is an ambitious university and it tried to expand into a new campus and that strained resources. When you have strained resources, you have tensions. And tensions can be taken out on people.” <ref> http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-28/berkeley-sees-dirks-claiming-place-as-ivy-with-public-mandate.html </ref>		In 2013, Steele was quoted in article about EVPAS [[Nicholas Dirks]] as saying “Columbia is an ambitious university and it tried to expand into a new campus and that strained resources. When you have strained resources, you have tensions. And tensions can be taken out on people.” <ref> http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-28/berkeley-sees-dirks-claiming-place-as-ivy-with-public-mandate.html </ref>

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 ==Background==
-Born and raised in [[Chicago]], Steele went to Hiram College in Ohio on a swimming scholarship. He went earned his doctorate in psychology from The [[Ohio State University]], and, since then, has taught at many institutions. During his tenure at the University of Michigan, he overlapped briefly with [[Bollinger]]. (Steele recalls first meeting his current boss in the [[UMich]] gym.) His most recent post has been at Stanford University, where he directed the school's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. As a social psychologist, Steele has focused on stereotype threat, a stream of research that elevated his name in the field.
+Born and raised in [[Chicago]], Steele went to Hiram College in Ohio on a swimming scholarship. He went earned his doctorate in psychology from [[The Ohio State University]], and, since then, has taught at many institutions. During his tenure at the University of Michigan, he overlapped briefly with [[Bollinger]]. (Steele recalls first meeting his current boss in the [[UMich]] gym.) His most recent post has been at Stanford University, where he directed the school's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. As a social psychologist, Steele has focused on stereotype threat, a stream of research that elevated his name in the field.
 == External links ==

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 ==Background==
-Born and raised in Chicago, Steele went to Hiram College in Ohio on a swimming scholarship. He went earned his doctorate in psychology from The Ohio State University, and, since then, has taught at many institutions. During his tenure at the University of Michigan, he overlapped briefly with Bollinger. (Steele recalls first meeting his current boss in the UMich gym.) His most recent post has been at Stanford University, where he directed the school's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. As a social psychologist, Steele has focused on stereotype threat, a stream of research that elevated his name in the field.
+Born and raised in [[Chicago]], Steele went to Hiram College in Ohio on a swimming scholarship. He went earned his doctorate in psychology from The [[Ohio State University]], and, since then, has taught at many institutions. During his tenure at the University of Michigan, he overlapped briefly with [[Bollinger]]. (Steele recalls first meeting his current boss in the [[UMich]] gym.) His most recent post has been at Stanford University, where he directed the school's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences. As a social psychologist, Steele has focused on stereotype threat, a stream of research that elevated his name in the field.
 == External links ==

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 *[http://news.columbia.edu/oncampus/1554 Stanford Psychology Professor Claude M. Steele Appointed Columbia University’s Next Provost], Columbia University News, May 13, 2009.
 *[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2009/05/19/incoming-provost-claude-steele-brings-practical-outlook-post Incoming Provost Claude Steele Brings Practical Outlook to Post], Columbia Spectator, May 19, 2009
 {{succession|office=[[Provost]] (Arts and Sciences)|years=[[2009]]-[[2011]]|preceded=[[Alan Brinkley]]|succeeded=[[John Coatsworth]]}}

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 '''Claude Steele''' was the [[Provost]] of the University and a professor of psychology. He succeeded [[Alan Brinkley]] and came from [[Stanford University]]. After only two years on the job, Steele resigned to return to Stanford in [[2011]].
 ==Background==
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