Fellows of Jonathan Edwards

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	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 currently specializing in Jewish social history. A former contributing columnist for the New York Times, she is an Associate Fellow at Yale University and founder and first president of the Women’s Campaign School at Yale – a program operated out of Yale Law School that trains women from all pars of the world to run for political office. In 2013 she was honored by the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame. Her award-winning books include a biography of Dona Gracia Nasi, a 16th century international banker who saved hundreds of victims of the Inquisition; Russian Dance, about a Bolshevik spy; Out of Spain, a children’s program in Sephardic history; and Children of Fast Track Parents, on parenting today. She wrote over 1500 articles for the New York Times from 1979 to 1998. andreebrooks@hotmail.com Website: www.andreeaelionbrooks.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.
	Christos Cabolis
	Jill Carrera Bio: Jill (she/they) JE ‘17 is currently an Associate Director of Fellowships and Funding after working in Yale Undergraduate Admissions as Director of Recruitment. She completed her B.A. in Theatre Studies at Yale University and worked in administrative theatre in NYC before joining Yale Undergraduate Admissions in 2018. She helps manage and advise students for various fellowships, namely the Fulbright US Student Grants & Henry S. Truman Scholarships, and also oversees the ISA process. For the past two years, Jill served on the FSY Advisory Committee, where she was able to continue cultivating her professional interests in increasing opportunities and engagement amongst students from underrepresented backgrounds. Outside of work, Jill loves playing board games with her friends, attending Orange Theory Fitness classes, and getting closer to nature through gardening and bird-watching.
	Simon Carrington Bio: Former Director of Schola Cantorum at the Institute of Sacred Music simon.carrington@yale.edu
	Richard Carson Bio: Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging and of Biomedical Engineering richard.carson@yale.edu
	Samuel Chamino Bio: schamino@gmail.com