Fellows of Jonathan Edwards

A (12) | B (28) | C (16) | D (11) | E (11) | F (16) | G (19) | H (21) | I (1) | J (6) | K (16) | L (19) | M (19) | N (11) | O (3) | P (14) | Q (1) | R (13) | S (23) | T (6) | U (1) | V (4) | W (11) | X (1) | Y (3) | Z (3)

	Nana Adusei-Poku Bio: Assistant Professor, History of Art nana.adusei-poku@yale.edu
	Nita Ahuja Bio: William H. Carmalt Professor of Surgery nita.ahuja@yale.edu
	Myles H. Alderman Bio: Myles H. Alderman, JE ’58, was a New Haven area business executive for over 35 years who then transitioned to the non-profit environmental sphere working for The Nature Conservancy and The Connecticut Fund for the Environment and then as a consultant for numerous regional and statewide land trusts. Currently, he continues his interest in environmental issues by doing volunteer work for land conservation organizations. He was co-founder and first president of the Board of New Haven Urban Resources Initiative, a program at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. His primary avocation is the American Civil War with particular interest in the role of Yale men in the War. He would be delighted to speak with students regarding their interests in the not-for-profit world. aldermanmyles@gmail.com
	Kathryn Alexander Bio: Professor (Adjunct) in the Department of Music kathryn.alexander@yale.edu.
	Neta Alexander Bio: Assistant Professor Film Studies neta.alexander@yale.edu
	Vladimir Alexandrov Bio: I grew up in New York City in a Russian emigre family and wanted to be a scientist from an early age. However, after getting Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Geology from Queens College and The City College of New York (the name of the field has changed and become more grand since those distant days), I decided that I’d learned enough about the natural world but didn’t understand myself or other people. My solution was to switch to studying literature and the humanities, which resulted in my getting a Ph. D. in Comparative Literature from Princeton. This helped, and the quest continues. After teaching in the Slavic Department at Harvard, I moved to Yale’s Slavic Department in 1986, where I taught undergraduate and graduate courses on Russian literature and culture until retiring in 2018 as B. E. Bensinger Professor Emeritus to write full time.
	Sybil Alexandrov Bio: Senior Lector II of Spanish and Portuguese sybil.alexandrov@yale.edu
	Bob Alpern Bio: Dean of Yale School of Medicine, and parent of Rachelle JE ’09 and Kyle Alpern JE ’12. He has broad interests related to science and medicine, including undergraduate science education, premedical curricula, and the scientific basis of medical disease. In addition, he is interested in how academic institutions interface with industry to develop drugs and medical devises, resulting in improved healthcare. Interests outside of work include tennis and opera.
	Awet Andemicael Bio: Awet Andemicael is Associate Dean for Marquand Chapel and Lecturer in Theology at Yale Divinity School. She was the first black woman to be awarded a Ph.D. in theology from the Yale Department of Religious Studies. She also holds an M.A.R. in theology from Yale Divinity School and a certificate from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, in addition to degrees from Harvard University, the University of Notre Dame, and UC Irvine. She has published and presented scholarly work in several areas in Christian theology, with a particular focus on contemporary engagement with early Christian thought, and theology and music. In addition, Dr. Andemicael is a professional soprano and has performed with major orchestras and ensembles in concert venues across the United States and abroad.
	Costos Arkolakis Bio: Professor of Economics costas.arkolakis@yale.edu