Fellows of Jonathan Edwards

A (6) | B (17) | C (13) | D (7) | E (8) | F (8) | G (13) | H (15) | I (1) | J (3) | K (12) | L (14) | M (8) | N (5) | O (1) | P (6) | Q (1) | R (10) | S (19) | T (6) | U (1) | V (3) | W (13) | Y (2) | Z (2)

	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. malderman@snet.net
	Kathryn Alexander Bio: Professor (Adjunct) in the Department of Music kathryn.alexander@yale.edu.
	Vladimir Alexandrov Bio: Vladimir Alexandrov is the B. E. Bensinger Professor in Yale’s Slavic Department, where he teaches courses on Russian literature and culture. His latest project is a biography of a legendary Russian revolutionary terrorist: To Break Russia’s Chains: Boris Savinkov’s Wars Against the Tsar, Lenin and the Bolsheviks. There is more about him on www.valexandrov.com. alexandrov-vladimir@yale.edu
	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.
	Costos Arkolakis Bio: Professor of Economics costas.arkolakis@yale.edu