Fellows of Jonathan Edwards
Marc PotenzaBio:Steven M. Southwick Professor of Psychiatry and Professor in the Child Study Center and of Neuroscience |
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Mike PrintyBio:Michael Printy (JE ‘94) is the Librarian for Western European Humanities at Yale. At the library, he focuses on collection development in French, German, Italian, and European History, and on assisting faculty and students with research. He is also a historian specializing in European Intellectual History, especially the Enlightenment and religion in Germany. In addition to a B.A. from Yale he has a Ph.D. in History from U.C. Berkeley. He has spent several years in Germany, first as a Fulbright scholar right after graduating from Yale, and then later for subsequent research stays. As an undergraduate, Sterling Memorial Library was one of his favorite places (alongside the 7th floor of Payne-Whitney), and he is pleased to have an office there now surrounded by over 4 million books! He is quite happy to talk to students about any aspect of the library, European history, or about studying in Europe. Email: Michael.printy@yale.edu Staff page: https://resources.library.yale.edu/StaffDirectory/detail.aspx?q=759 |
James ProsekBio:Curatorial Affiliate |
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Elizabeth QuerciaBio:Liz Quercia serves as director of communications in the Office of the Provost, where she is responsible for developing strategic communications related to the university’s academic priorities. She has been a member of the Yale community since 2013 and has held roles in the Office of the Provost, the Office of Institutional Affairs, and the Office of the Secretary. Throughout her career, Liz’s responsibilities and projects have included producing and editing materials for the meetings and briefings of the Board of Trustees; creating content strategy related to the university priorities; managing communications and collateral for large-scale projects such as the Yale Corporation Alumni Fellow Election and commencement; speechwriting; developing university websites with partners in other units; and coordinating publicity and marketing for major university events and student life initiatives. Liz has experience working with a wide range of university stakeholders and has planned events and staffed major university-wide committees. In addition to working at Yale, she lives on campus as a resident fellow in Jonathan Edwards College, where she advises undergraduate students and convenes the Paskus Mellon Forum, a program for Yale College seniors. |
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Greg RaskinBio:Dr. Greg Raskin (JE 94, MED 98) is the Vice President of Technology Development at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. In this role, he leads efforts to ensure that promising discoveries made in MSK’s laboratories are further developed and commercialized. Prior to re-entering the world of academic medicine in 2012, Greg worked for a decade as an investor in public and private biotechnology companies; for a few years as a management consultant to pharmaceutical companies; and briefly as a medical resident. Greg is a Lecturer in Yale College, co-teaching an undergraduate seminar on biotechnology and drug development. He’d be happy to talk to students about careers at the intersection of business and medicine. |
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Anthony RenoBio:Joel E. Smilow ‘54 Head Coach of Football |
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John RicottaBio:Director at the Office of Investments |
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Michael RigsbyBio:Medical Director of Yale Health; Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Medicine |
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Yaser RoblesBio:Dean Yaser S. Robles joins Jonathan Edwards College (JE) from Choate Rosemary Hall, where he dedicated nine years to teaching in the History, Religion, Philosophy & Social Sciences (HPRSS) departments. At Choate, he also served as a Form Dean for the classes of 2022 and 2024, and as Dean of Students for the Summer Program. Born in a small village in Honduras and raised in the South Bronx, New York City, Dean Robles holds a Bachelor’s degree in Latin American Studies and Political Science from Brandeis University. He pursued his Master’s degree at the University at Buffalo (SUNY), in conjunction with la Universidad de la Habana, Cuba, and Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil. He completed his Ph.D. in Latin American, Caribbean, and U.S. Latino Cultural Studies at the University at Albany (SUNY). Before his tenure at Choate Rosemary Hall, Dean Robles taught at various institutions of higher education including the University at Albany (SUNY), College at Oneonta (SUNY), and Bronx Community College (CUNY). His academic research focuses on Cuba, Brazil, the broader Caribbean, and Central America, with his Ph.D. dissertation exploring the Honduran government and society during the Cold War Era, drawing from in-depth interviews and archival research in Honduras. Dean Robles’s scholarly contributions include his collaboration on “Dynamics of Community Formation: Developing Identity and Notions of Home” (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017), which examines the formation, evolution, and dismantling of community spaces crucial for social cohesion. Currently, he is writing a book on the Honduran migrant experience in the United States, viewed through the lens of his mother’s experiences. Residing at the dean’s residence in Jonathan Edwards College, Dean Robles is accompanied by his wife, Tâmara Robles, and their two young children, Luca, and Maya. Contact:Dean
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