Said and Done (MIT)
_Said and Done_ is the monthly, photo-rich publication from MIT’s School of
Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, integrating feature articles with news,
research and events to give you a distilled overview of the school’s
endeavors. For the complete edition, visit _Said and Done_. Highlights
include:
**Photo gallery from Commencement reception**
Congratulations to our 2011 graduates! This gallery of photographs was taken
at the school’s festive Commencement reception on June 3. Photography by the
_MIT Technique_ team.
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**Maier wins George Washington Book Prize**
Pauline Maier, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of American History in MIT’s
School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, has won the 2011 George
Washington Book Prize for her book _Ratification: The People Debate the
Constitution, 1787-1788._ Ratification has been widely hailed as the
definitive story of the most consequential political debate in American
history. The $50,000 Washington Book Prize is among the largest of the
literary prizes.
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**Lawson named new director of the MISTI program**
Chappell Lawson, an associate professor of political science at MIT and a
member of the MIT Center for International Studies, has been named director of
the MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives (MISTI). He succeeds
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