Ezra Stiles College hosts a distinguished and enthusiastic Fellowship that includes faculty and staff at the University, alumni of the College, and individuals who have made important societal contributions in the arts, public service, and other fields. They meet with students, serve as first-year advisors, take meals in the dining hall, gather with one another for dinner throughout the academic year, and support the mission of Ezra Stiles College.
Current Stiles students: Please see the list below of our current Fellows. If a Fellow has provided contact information, please don’t hesitate to contact that Fellow.
John Yi, Resident Fellow (digital marketing, higher education/admissions, fitness/nutrition)
Ivetty Estepan, Resident Fellow
Murat Acar (molecular, cellular, developmental biology)
Jean Adnopoz (mental health, child welfare)
Robert Adnopoz
Muneer Ahmad (experimental education, law)
Yariv Aizenbud (applied mathematics)
Akhil Reed Amar (constitutional law)
Shaminda Amarakoon (theater, technical design)
Dudley Andrew (film history, French culture)
Hector Arce (astronomy, minorities in STEM)
Mert Bahtiyar (obstetrics, gynecology & reproductive sciences)
William Bailey
Laura Baldini
Erica Bamford (women’s lacrose head coach)
Sean Barrett (physics)
Alan Baubonis (china, traditional martial arts)
Frances Beinecke (business, environment)
Michelle Bell (envrionmental health)
Penny Bellamy
Anton Bennett (pharmacology)
David Bercovici (earth & planetary science)
Justin Berry (artist, critic)
Joe Bertolino (president of Southern Connecticut State University)
Aniko Bezur (anthropology)
Ned Blackhawk (humanities, Native American and Indigenous Studies)
Richard H. Bowerman
Elise Broach (author)
Daphne Brooks (African American Studies, Women, Gender, and sexuality Studies, music)
Heidi Brooks (business, leadership)
Richard Brooks (law research)
Susan Bryson
Heather Calabrese (University Commencement, marketing and communications, student life/wellness, volunteering)
Grant Calderwood (entrepreneurship, food systems, sustainability)
Rodrigo Canales (Mexico and the US-Mexico bilateral relationship, institutional theory, police organizations)
Craig Canfield (Higher Education Leadership/Administration, Curriculum and Courses, LGBTQ Issues/Advocacy)
Vee Cangiano (language study)
Tyrone Cannon (psychology)
Tobe Carberry (mens basketball coach)
Francesco Casetti (film studies)
Patricia Cavanagh
Sandy Chang (medicine, biomedical research, amateur astronomy)
Jenny Chavira (volunteer management, work-life balance, fiber arts)
Margaret Chen (consulting, endowment management, business school, Boston)
Robert Clough (East Asian Studies, Light Felloswhip Director)
Karen Colburn-Murphy
Alison Cole
Tina Colon-Williams (law, music performance, faith)
John Cook
Michel Cornier
Peter Crumlish (social justice, Peace Corps, philosophy, writing, non-profit sector)
Sarah Cussler (undergraduate wiritng and academic strategy)
Christopher Cutter (psychology, medicine, Native American mental health, Brazilian jujitsu)
David D’Atri
Peter Demetz (Germanic languages and lit)
Carlene Demiany (Chaplain at Saint Thomas Moore)
Carol DeNatale
John DeStefano
J.C. de Swaan (ethics in finance, asian economies and capital markets, investments)
Allegra di Bonaventura (Assistant Dean to Graduate School of Arts and Sciences)
Benjamin Doolittle (internal medicine)
Amity Doolittle (property and natural resource research)
Andrew Dunn (atheltics)
Mark Dunn (public policy, education, communications)
Aksinja Dzurova
Keller Easterling (architecture, design, global systems)
Marcela Echeverri Munoz (history of social sciences, Spanish empire, 20th century Latin American thought)
Donald Edwards (university administration, arts management, church leadership)
Jonathan Einhorn
Stephanie Eisenbarth (labratory medecine, immunology)
A. Walter Esdaile
Jose-Antonio Espin-Sanchez (economics, history)
John Faller (chemistry)
Richard Farrell
Justin Farrell (environment, culture, sociology of religion)
Alexander Felson
Henry Fernandez
Richard S. Field
Debra Fischer (science, astronomy, astrobiology)
Michael Fitzpatrick (academic affairs)
James Forman (criminal law)
Cecile Fromont (art and reliogous culture of Africa and Latin America)
Paul Fry
George Furnival
Ziad Ganim (research abroad, physical sciences)
Maria de la Paz Garcia (Spanish language)
Rolando Garcia Milian (end-user bioinformatics, omics data, systems biology, workplace diversity, Cuban contemporary art)
Bryan Garsten (political science)
John Geanakoplos (ecnomics)
David Gergen
Heather Gerken (Dean of Yale Law School)
Michael Gibbons (athletics)
Antonio Giraldez
Anthony Goins (basketball, strategies for success)
Anibal González-Pérez (Latin American arts and culture, literature, religion)
Edmund Gordon
Robert Gordon
Andrew Gotlin (medicine)
Ellen H. Graham
Paul Grant-Costa (documentaries, New England Native American communities)
Inderpal Grewal
Rowena Griem
Beatrice Gruendler
Dimitri Gutas
Langdon Hammer
Nicholas Handler
Benjamin Harshav
Douglas Hawthorne
Marina Henriques Gomes De Andrade
Raimund Herzog (internal medicine, neuroscience, diabetes)
Ronnell Higgins
Joseph Hoffman
Frank Hole (archaeology, Syria & Iran)
Patrick Holland (chemistry, fellowships, jazz music and performance)
William Honeychurch
Briallen Hopper (creative writing, journalism, First-year Scholars at Yale)
Wenjun Hu (computer systems, women in STEM)
Christopher Illick (medicine)
Sheraz Iqbal (mathematics, student affairs/higher education, career development (time management, involvement, team building, leadership), fitness/exercise)
Leslie Jackson
Robert Jackson
Matthew Jacobson
Willie Jennings
Maria Jordan
Michael Kaplan (psychiatry, child development)
James Kessenides
Peter Kindlmann (electrical engineering)
Matthew Kingsley
Jennifer Klein
Paul Kockelman
Tolga Koker
Jana Krentz (librarianship, academic research)
Anthony Kronman
Erica LaGrow
Howard Lamar
Kapiolani Laronal
Darin Latimore
Margaret Lawler
Traugott Lawler (English literature, Medieval European literature, Latin, sports, Catholicism)
Anthony Leiserowitz
Nancy Levene
David Levin
Richard C. Lewis
Joseph K. Lim
Stephanie Lim
Annie Lin (music, China, non-profit sector)
Rita Lipson
Camille Lizarribar
Patrick Lynch
Nancy Maasbach (China, investment banking, finance, non-profit sector, museums)
John MacKay
Mustafa Malik
Karuna Mantena
Ivan Marcus
Kica Matos
Ellen McGinnis
Hope McGrath
Tracey Meares
Steven Mednick
Robert Mendelsohn
Michael Mendez
Hannah Mendlowitz
Andrew Metrick
I George Miller
Mark Miller
Leonard Milstone
Toby Moffett
Alison Moncrief-Bromage
David Moore
Michelle Morgan
Michiaki Murata
Amy Myers (identity, city of new haven, mental health, first generation college attendees)
Lawrence Nadel
Daisuke Nagai
Mary Kathryn Nagle (applying to law school, career as lawyer, playwright or artist)
John Nann (legal historical research, librarianship)
Michelle Nearon
John A. Nelson
Hiroyo Nishimura
Youn Noh
Tavia Nyong’o (Performance Art; Queer Theory; British Marshall Scholarship; DAAD/Study in Germany; Kenya; Marxism; Foucault/Deleuze; Nineteenth-Century American Literature)
Meera Oak
Corey O’Hern
Sara Ohly
Cristian Oncescu
Laurie Ongley (choral and instrumental music, musicology, bicycle commuting, camping)
Steven Oyler (music, art, quigong, tai-chi)
Vidvuds Ozolins
Melanie Pagan
Barrington Parker
Curtis Patton
Diana R. Paulin
Hannah Peck
Eda Pepi
Kay Perdue Meadows (theater, arts, Catholicism, religion and spirituality)
Scott Petersen
Brigitte Peucker
Leah Phinney
Patrick Pinnell
Moria Poe
Christine Pohlmann
Marshall Posner
Jocelyn Prince
Philip A. Prince
Miguel Pulido
Nahid Rachlin
Josh Ralph
Ana Ramos-Zayas
Claudia Rankine
David P. Reddy
Lynne Regan
Evgeny Rein
Aubrey Renault
Paula Resch (academic writing)
Charles Riley (African studies, field research, librarianship, publishing, linguistics)
Nathan Roberts
Angela C. Robinson
Dorothy Robinson
Brad Rosen
Ann Rumberger
Paul Sabin (environmental studies, social justice, activism, non-profit sector)
Maytal Saltiel (religion, chaplaincy, travel, social justice)
Maryam Sanjabi
David Sasso
Susan Sawyer
Jeremy Scahill
Oswald Schmitz
Stuart Schwartz
Aisha Sethi
James Shelton (science writing, journalism, New Haven history)
Andrew Sherman (computer science)
Austin Shiner
Robert Shulman
Cristin Siebert
Mark Simon (architecture, studio arts, design, sculpture)
Nissa Simon
Michael Sloan
Reginald Solomon
Deborah Stanley-McAulay
Gloria Steinem
Martha Stewart
Thomas Steyer
John Stoehr (Journalism, politics, business, and policy)
Leslie Stone (work/study abroad, applying to graduate school, non-profit administration, service-learning, international cooperation and intercultural communication)
J Lloyd Suttle
Justin Thomas
Leonora Tisdale (Reformed Christianity, ministry, preaching, worship)
John Toksoy
Jorge Torres
Francesca Trivellato
Gordon Turnbull
Stacey Tuttle
Maria Vazquez
Joseph Vinetz (internal medicine, infectious diseases, Latin America)
Joseph Vitale
Heinrich Von Staden
Eve Ingalls Von Staden
Cynthia Walker
Immanuel Wallerstein
Raymond Walls
Rita Watson
Christine Weideman (Yale library system, research papers, Yale history)
Ryan Wepler (literature, writing, comedy, tutoring)
Sarah Wessler
Bruce Wexler
Kenneth Wiberg
Joshua Williams (religion, Divinity School, social justice, community development, superheroes)
Michael Wishnie
Robert Wiznia (medicine)
Waichi Wong
Robert Woodward
Vivian Wu
Sunny Xiang
Melanie Yiengpruksawan
Kurt Zilm
David Zupko