In her role, she oversees Harvard’s distinctive residential and co-curricular experience including first-year Yard life, the distinctive upper-class House system, student engagement, leadership, and creating an inclusive and welcoming community experience for Harvard students. Join Facebook to connect with Katie ODair and others you may know. When I look back at the past seven-and-a-half semesters, these are some of those Anything Could Happen moments-the moments that really stand out. Katie ODair is the Dean of Students at Harvard College. Taking in a once-in-a-semester sunset from the Science Center’s Observatory? Anything Could Happen.Īn abrupt end to senior spring? Yes, Anything Could Happen. ET for a conversation with Harvard College Dean of Students, Katie O’Dair 88.

Passing a presidential candidate on the way to class? Anything Could Happen. Join the Miami University Alumni Association on Wednesday, May 4 at 12:00 p.m. An unannounced late-night blackout in Harvard Yard? Anything Could Happen. Photographing backstage with Rihanna or Sir Elton John? Anything Could Happen. The slogan captured the seemingly endless spontaneous, unpredictable, and just plain incredible experiences we had over almost eight semesters. Katie ODair is the Dean of Students at Harvard College. See O'Dair, Different Every Time, 206, 306 and Andrew Hugill, liner notes for 'Pataphysics, various artists (Sonic. However, many of my friends continued to reference its title throughout our own time at Harvard, even well into senior year. When I was applying to colleges, the University had recently released a video titled “Anything Could Happen.” The video was filmed to provide prospective high school students a glimpse into what their four years on campus could look like. One small silver lining to spending my final months as a college senior at home is having a bit of extra time to revisit my photo library from the past four years. Katherine (Katie) O’Dair is the University Marshal, starting her role in October 2022. I wasn’t planning on writing this post until at least May 28th-what I thought would be my last day on Harvard’s campus. Four years in photos, from a graduating senior

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