Fellows of Jonathan Edwards

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	Karen Blake Bio: Senior Assistant Director Undergraduate Admissions karen.k.blake@yale.edu
	R. Howard Bloch Bio: R. Howard Bloch is a Sterling Professor of French and Chair of Medieval Studies at Yale. For many years he directed the Humanities Program and the Directed Studies Program. Having studied at Amherst College and Stanford, he taught at SUNY-Buffalo, UC-Berkeley, and Columbia University, before settling in the 06511 zip code. He is the author of many books on medieval and modern literature, most recently A Needle in the Right Hand of God: The Norman Conquest of 1066 and the Making and Meaning of the Bayeux Tapestry (Random House, 2006) and One Toss of the Dice: The Incredible Story of How a Poem Made Us Modern (W. W. Norton, 2016).
	Robert Blocker Bio: William Edward Gilbert Professor of Piano and Professor of Management School of Music robert.blocker@yale.edu
	Edyta Bojanowska Bio: Professor of Slavic Languages & Literatures edyta.bojanowska@yale.edu
	Adrian Bonenberger Bio: Editor, Yale Medicine adrian.bonenberger@yale.edu
	Gerhard Bowering Bio: Gerhard Bowering, is Professor of Islamic Studies, specializing in the study of the Qur’an and its interpretation, Islamic religious history, and the contemporary world of Islam. Over lunch in JE, on either Tuesdays or Thursdays, he would like to share his experiences of study, research and travel in the Islamic world all across the globe from Morocco to Mindanao (in the Arab Middle East, North Africa, Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Indonesia, as well as contacts with Muslim communities of China, Europe and America). No special language skills required, just an informal exchange of views and ideas. gerhard.bowering@yale.edu
	Ronald Breaker Bio: Sterling Professor of Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology ronald.breaker@yale.edu
	David Bromwich Bio: Sterling Professor of English david.bromwich@yale.edu
	Andrée Aelion Brooks Bio: Andrée Aelion Brooks is a journalist, author and lecturer and a former contributing columnist and news writer for the New York Times; currently specializing in Jewish history. Brooks the founder and first president of the Women’s Campaign School at Yale. The program, started in 1993, trains women from all parts of the U.S. and abroad to run winning campaigns for elective office (operated as an independent organization under the umbrella of Yale Law School). Her books and articles have received many awards Her ground-breaking biography of Dona Gracia Nasi, the richest woman in Renaissance Europe who ran an escape network, was a finalist in the National Jewish Book Awards and is now in pre-production for a TV mini-series She is the author of Russian Dance, another award-winning book about a Bolshevik spy. She is also the author and teacher of a children’s program in Sephardic history and culture called Out of Spain. An earlier book, Children of Fast Track Parents, was made into an Emmy-nominated PBS documentary. In November, 2013, she was honored by the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame. She can be reached at andreebrooks@hotmail.com
	Ardis Butterfield Bio: Ardis Butterfield moved to Yale in 2012 from University College London to take up a post in the English Department, where she is a Marie Boroff Professor of English, Professor of French and Professor of Music. She specializes in medieval literature, both English and French, and also in medieval music. You can reach her at ardis.butterfield@yale.edu.