CLASS OF 2022 WEBSITE www.nieman.harvard.edu/2022

Password: fellow

The Nieman Class of 2022 website offers practical information on a variety of topics, useful resources and advice that will help you settle into life on campus. Use it as a guide throughout your fellowship year.

Site pages include:

• Fellows & Affiliates: See the faces that match the names and learn more about your fellow fellows and affiliates.

• Life as a Fellow: Read about Soundings, seminars, shoptalks, master classes, writing classes and other Nieman events. Also learn how to communicate with staff and other fellows via the 2022 listserv and the class Facebook group.

• Calendar: Keep track of all Nieman events and learn more about our speakers and their work. Check this page daily for updates and new information.

• Lippmann House: Get to know your new home away from home.

• Soundings: Thoughts from Ann Marie on preparing your own story and answering the question “Why do I do what I do?” Also, practical advice on planning your presentation.

• Auditing Classes: How to begin to choose classes at Harvard, with information on course shopping and course catalogs.

• Advice from Alums: Informal thoughts and guidance from members of the Class of 2020 and 2021.

• FAQs: Commonly asked questions, including “When and where do I get my Harvard ID?”, “Where can I buy a bike?” “Where can I buy furniture?”

• International Fellows: Learn how to apply for a Social Security number, find contact information for the Harvard International Office and a see our note about banking.

• Financial Information: Read about stipends and allowances, how to get reimbursed for your Sounding expenses, and what to expect at tax time.

• Health Insurance: A breakdown of the options available to both U.S. and international fellows, plus a list of physicians in the area.

• Information for Parents: Find answers to questions such as, “What are my childcare options?”, “How do I navigate the Cambridge school system?” “Are there any babysitting resources available?”

• Living in Cambridge: A wealth of information, beginning with tips on how to get around campus, Cambridge and New England; plus, important phone numbers you’ll need for setting up your home.

• Talks and Events: Links to event listings and calendars, and lists of museums, parks, theaters – you name it! – in Cambridge, Boston, and beyond.

FELLOWS’CALENDARwww.nieman.harvard.edu/calendar

TheNiemancalendarisyouronlineguidetolifeasafellow.ItlistsallNiemaneventsthroughouttheacademicyearandalsoprovideslinkstoadditionalresources,suchasspeakerbiosandbackgroundarticles.Checkthecalendarregularlytostayuptodateonnewlyscheduledeventsandchangestoprogramming.Attendanceisrequiredfortheeventslistedinred.BelowisanoverviewoftheregularNiemanfixtures.

• Soundings:EveryTuesday,amemberoftheclasstellshisorherstoryandservesasthehostforthisNiemanritual,answeringthequestion,“WhydoIdowhatIdo?”

• Seminars&DIYs:Duringthesesessions,whichformthesharedcurriculumofthefellowship,the

classcomestogetherforanexplorationofacurrentjournalisticissueorforadiscussionwithaleadingthinker,researcher,artistoracademicfromHarvard’sfacultyaswellasotherinstitutionsinandaroundCambridge.

• ShopTalks:Conversations,whichtakeplaceonceamonth,aboutthestateandfutureofjournalism

withleadingreporters,writersandeditors.

• MasterClasses:Opportunitiestoacquireorenhancetechnical,storytelling,writingandleadershipskills.

• Nieman-to-NiemanTalks:ThisdiscussionseriestakesplaceonZoomandfeaturesspeakerswhosharetheirexpertiseonawidevarietyoftopics.Niemanalumni,staffandcurrentfellowsarewelcometoattend.

• Otherevents:Niemanperiodicallyorganizesconferences,awardceremoniesandothereventsfor

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PRESIDENT

Provost Executive Vice President

Alumni Affairs and Development

Harvard Campus Services

Office of the General Counsel

Financial Administration(2)

Public Affairs and Communications

Harvard University Information

Technology(3)

Harvard Health Services(1)

Faculty Development and Diversity

International Affairs Office of Technology Development

Harvard Library

Research Policy and Compliance

Harvard Human Resources

Harvard Planning and Project Management

Office of the Assistant to the President for

Institutional Diversity and Equity(4)

University MarshalHarvard Memorial Church(6)

HARVARD CORPORATION AND BOARD OF

OVERSEERS

Treasurer Office of the Governing Boards(5)

Harvard Management Company

Central Administration

Strategy and Programs

Harvard Trademark Program

Institutional Research Harvard Ombudsman Office

Advances in Learning

1. Harvard Health Services also reports to the Executive Vice President.2. Financial Administration also reports to the President.3. Harvard University Information Technology also reports to the Provost and to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.4. The Office of the Assistant to the President for Institutional Diversity and Equity also reports to the President.5. The Office of the Governing Boards also reports to the President.6. Harvard Memorial Church also reports to the Executive Vice President.7. See “Faculties and Allied Institutions” for a full list of Allied Institutions and Interfaculty Initiatives.

Allied Institutions(7)

Interfaculty Initiatives(7)

PRESIDENT

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Harvard Business School

Harvard Graduate School

of Design

Harvard Divinity School

Harvard Graduate School

of Education

Harvard Kennedy School of

Government

Harvard Law School

Harvard Medical School

Radcliffe Institute for Advanced

Study

Harvard School of Public Health

Harvard College

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Continuing Education and

University Extension

School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Harvard School of Dental Medicine

PROVOST

Allied Institutions

· American Repertory Theater· Arnold Arboretum· Harvard Art Museums· Harvard University Press· Nieman Foundation· Villa I Tatti

Interfaculty Initiatives

HARVARD CORPORATION AND

BOARD OF OVERSEERS

Faculties and Allied Institutions

Interfaculty Initiatives

· Advanced Leadership Initiative at Harvard University· Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University· Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University· David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies· Edmond J. Safra Foundation Center for Ethics· Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights· Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies· Harvard China Fund· Harvard Committee on African Studies· Harvard Global Equity Initiative· Harvard Global Health Institute· Harvard Humanitarian Initiative· Harvard Mind Brain Behavior Interfaculty Initiative· Harvard Stem Cell Institute· Harvard University Asia Center· Harvard University Center for the Environment· Harvard University Native American Program· Harvard University Origins of Life Initiative· Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University· Mahindra Humanities Center· Microbial Sciences Initiative at Harvard· Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Program at Harvard· Real Estate Academic Initiative at Harvard University· South Asia Institute at Harvard University· Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard

SchoolsHarvard Business School (HBS)Offers MBA, executive education, and doctoral programs in business administration and management.

Harvard CollegeThe undergraduate liberal arts college of Harvard University.

Division of Continuing EducationIncludes Harvard Extension School and Harvard Summer School.

Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM)Located in the Longwood Medical Area of Boston.

Harvard Divinity School (HDS)A nonsectarian school of religious and theological studies that educates students both in the pursuit of the academic study of religion and in preparation for leadership in religious, governmental, and a wide range of service organizations.

Faculty of Arts & Sciences (FAS)The largest of the seven faculties that constitute Harvard University and the only division of the university responsible for both undergraduate and graduate education.

Graduate School of Design (GSD)Offers masters and doctoral programs in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, urban design, real estate, design engineering, and design studies.

Harvard Graduate School of Education (GSE)Providing programs in education, educational practice, and human development.

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (GSAS)The academic unit responsible for many post-baccalaureate degree programs offered through the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS)A school within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), serves as the connector and integrator of Harvard’s teaching and research efforts in engineering, applied sciences, and technology.

Harvard Kennedy School (HKS)Graduate school preparing leaders for democratic societies and contributing to the solution of public problems.

Harvard Medical School (HMS)Located in the Longwood Medical Area of Boston.

Radcliffe Institute for Advanced StudyFormer women’s college; dedicated to creating and sharing transformative ideas across the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public HealthLocated in the Longwood Medical Area of Boston; brings together dedicated experts from many disciplines to educate new generations of global health leaders and produce powerful ideas that improve the lives and health of people everywhere.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)Traditionally known for its research and education in the physical sciences and engineering, and more recently in biology, economics, linguistics, and management.

Harvard Law School (HLS)The oldest continually-operating law school in the United States; home to the largest academic law library in the world.

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HARVARD SQUARE RESTAURANTS

Alden and Harlow, 40 Brattle Street Phone: 617-864-2100, aldenharlow.com Inspired by the style of cooking he does for family and friends in his home kitchen, Chef Michael Scelfo prepares thoughtfully sourced food in a modern and comfortable space. Charlie's Kitchen, 10 Eliot Street Phone: 617-492-9646 Known as an institution in Harvard Square, Charlie's Kitchen has been serving up its famous double cheeseburger with a wide assortment of draught and bottled beers for decades now. Cambridge Common, 1667 Massachusetts Ave Phone: 617-547-1228, www.cambridgecommonrestaurant.com/ Comfy, welcoming hangout with many draft beer choices, beer samplers & nightly live music shows. Clover, 1326 Massachusetts Ave https://www.cloverfoodlab.com/ Vegetarian sandwiches and salads Daedalus, 45.5 Mount Auburn Street Phone: 617-349-0071, www.daedalusrestaurantcambridge.com Converted greenhouse presenting New American meals & cocktails in pub setup with popular roof deck. Felipe’s Taqueria, 21 Brattle Street Phone: 617- 354-9944, https://www.felipesboston.com/ Mexican food and Latin cocktails Flour bakery, 114 Mount Auburn Street Phone: 617-714-3205, https://flourbakery.com/locations/harvard-square/ Local small chain with baked goods, sandwiches and salads Giulia, 1682 Massachusetts Ave Phone: 617- 441-2800, giuliarestaurant.com Italian classic including fresh pastas in a rustic, cozy setting that includes a communal table. Harvest, 44 Brattle Street [on the walkway] Phone: 617-868-2255, www.harvestcambridge.com Venerable, welcoming mainstay for contemporary New England seasonal dishes & a garden courtyard. Henrietta’s Table, 1 Bennett Street Phone: 617-661-5005, www.henriettastable.com The Charles Hotel's farmhouse-chic eatery specializes in locally sourced food, plus brunch. Le’s, 35 Dunster Street Phone: 617-864-4100, https://les-vietnamese-restaurant.business.site Vietnamese pho and entrees. Maharaja, 57 John F. Kennedy Street Phone: 617-547-2757, https://maharajaboston.com/ Indian cuisine with traditional Indian hospitality. Orinoco, 56 John F. Kennedy Street Phone: 617-354-6900, www.orinocokitchen.com Venezuelan restaurant that blends the cuisines and favorite dishes of the Andes and the Caribbean. Orinoco features authentic South American wines, beers, and tropical fruit drinks.

HARVARD SQUARE RESTAURANTS

The Red House, 98 Winthrop Street Phone: 617-576-0605, http://www.theredhouse.com Refined, diverse farm-to-table menu offered in warm, wood-lined dining rooms or the seasonal patio. Russell House Tavern, 14 John F. Kennedy Street Phone: 617-500-3055, russellhousecambridge.com A New American Tavern serving seasonally inspired, classic dishes from New England and beyond. Saloniki, 24 Dunster Street Phone: 617-945-5074, https://www.salonikigreek.com/ Fast-casual Greek food Santouka Hokkaido Ramen, 1 Bow Street Phone: (617) 945-1460, www.santouka-usa.com This spare, modern Japanese chain offers a roster of ramen in a choice of broths. The Sinclair, 52 Church Street Phone: 617-547-5200, sinclaircambridge.com/kitchen A live music venue and American kitchen with gastropub influences. Tanjore, 18 Eliot Street Phone: 617-868-1900, www.tanjoreharvardsq.com Regional Indian Cooking Toscano, 52 Brattle Street Phone: 617-354-5250, http://www.toscanoboston.com/harvard-square/ Toscano pays homage to its Tuscan roots with menu selections and daily specials that bring together seasonal ingredients and rare imports. Veggie Grill, 57 John F. Kennedy Street Phone: 617-430-4004, https://veggiegrill.com/locations/harvard-square/ Vegan burgers, sandwiches, salads and bowls Waypoint, 1030 Massachusetts Ave (617) 864-2300, http://www.waypointharvard.com/ Creative seafood & raw-bar selections, plus pizzas & pastas.

HelpfulGuidetoLocalShops,Activities

Grocerystores/Supermarkets

Shaw’s(PorterSquare,BeaconStreet)WholeFoods(BeaconStreet,FreshPondShoppingCenter,ProspectStreet)TraderJoe’s(MemorialDrive,NorthHarvardStinAllstonandacrossfromFreshPondMall)Stop&Shop(Allston,Somerville-onMcGrathHighway)MarketBasket(SomervilleAvenearthedivisionbetweenCambridgeandSomerville)

SpecialtyfoodsSavenor’sMarket(KirklandStreet)BroadwayMarketplace(Broadway)FormaggioCheeseStore(HuronAvenue)formaggiokitchen.comCardullo’s(BrattleSt.)TheFishmonger(HuronAvenue)AwidevarietyofethnicstoresinCentralSquareandinareanearMarketBasketHi-RiseBreadCompany(ConcordAveandMassachusettsAvenuelocations)PetsiPies(285BeaconStreetinSomerville)petsipies.comIggy’sBakery(FawcettSt,Cambridge)iggysbread.com/main.htmlHMart(581Mass.Ave)Koreangrocerystore

FreshProduceRusso’s(Watertown)russos.comWilson’sFarm(Lexington)wilsonfarm.comFarmer’sMarketatHarvard(https://dining.harvard.edu/farmers-market)

FlowersBrattleSquareFlorist(HarvardSquarearea)MostsupermarketshavecutflowersandplantsBigplantsareavailableatHomeDepot

DiscountStores(widerangeofclothing,etc.,forkids,women,men)

T.J.Maxx(FreshPondshoppingcenter,AssemblySquareMallinSomerville)HomeGoods(Allston)Target(SomervilleandWatertownlocations)AssemblySquareMall(Somerville)www.assemblyrow.com

Everythingforhomedo-it-yourself

HomeDepotLowesTag’sHardware(PorterSquare)

Bookstores

HarvardCoopstore.thecoop.comHarvardBookStorewww.harvard.com

Coldweathergear

L.L.Beanllbean.comLands’Endlandsend.com

DepartmentStoresCambridgesideGalleriahttps://www.cambridgeside.com/CopleyPlace(Boston)http://www.simon.com/mall/copley-placeNewburyStreet(Boston)BurlingtonMall(Burlington)http://www.simon.com/mall/burlington-mallNatickCollection(Natick)natickcollection.comandShopper’sWorld(Framingham)

Craftssupplies/stationeryArtistandCraftsmanSupply(CentralSquare)Michael’sArtsandCrafts(PorterSquare)TargetThePaperStore(nearPorterSquare)

HalloweenCostumesTargetCVS

Usedclothing,householditems,etc.

Goodwill(CentralSquare;DavisSquareinSomerville)ManyconsignmentshopsonMassAvenueManythriftshopsinAllstonTheGarmentDistricthttps://garmentdistrict.com/

WineandBeerWineandCheeseCask(Kirkland/WashingtonStreetatBeaconStreet)TraderJoe’s(Allston)

Walking,RunningandBikingareas

FreshPondReservationhttps://www.cambridgema.gov/Water/freshpondreservation/reservationuserinformation/freshpondreservationtrails.aspxCharlesRiverhttps://www.mass.gov/locations/charles-river-reservationMemorialDrive(sectionnearHarvardclosedtotrafficoncertainSundays)bostoncentral.com/events/health/p2296.php

ACalendarofSpecialEvents

September–whalewatching;farmersmarketsOctober–applepicking;HeadoftheCharlesregatta;foliagetrips;HalloweenNovember–Harvard-Yalegame,ThanksgivingDecember–Nutcrackerballet,Iceskating(FrogPondonBostonCommon)bostoncommonfrogpond.orgJanuary–FirstNightcelebrationinBostonFebruary–Valentine’sDayMarch–St.Patrick’sDayparade,SouthBostonApril–ArnoldArboretum(Boston)arboretum.harvard.eduMay–springtimeonCapeCod