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Eileen GalvezDirector, La CasaEileen Galvez is an Assistant Dean at Yale College and Director of Yale’s La Casa Cultural: The Latino Cultural Center. A native of Los Angeles, Eileen is a first-generation college graduate and second-generation immigrant. Her passions lie in social justice and the impact that an education can have on individuals and community groups. These values led her to earn her B.A. in Political Science and M.Ed. in Counseling & Guidance from Texas State University. Eileen has worked in diversity initiatives within higher education since 2009. Additionally, Eileen stays involved with NASPA-Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education and has served as the Diversity Initiatives Coordinator for the Midwest region for the National Association of Campus Activities. She has presented at regional and national conferences on the experiences of Black and Latinx college students.Email Eileen Galvez |
Maria GendronPsychologyEmail Maria Gendron |
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Chris GeorgeExecutive Director IrisChris George is the Executive Director of IRIS, Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services, a New Haven-based refugee resettlement agency that has welcomed over 1,000 refugees to Connecticut over the past 3 years. IRIS’s services include finding housing and employment, coordinating healthcare, and providing language training, cultural orientation, and legal aid. Chris has spent most of his professional life living in, or working on, the Middle East. Before returning to Connecticut in 2004, he worked seven years in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Chris directed a legislative strengthening project with the Palestinian Parliament and later established an emergency assistance program for Palestinian nonprofits. From 1994 to 1996, Chris was Executive Director of Human Rights Watch – Middle East. Prior to that, he worked with Save the Children (mostly in the West Bank and Gaza) and three years with American Friends Service Committee, (mostly in Lebanon). Chris began his international career in 1977 as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Muscat, Oman. Altogether, he has spent more than 16 years living in the Middle East. He has a BA in History from the University of Pennsylvania. He speaks Arabic. Email Chris George |
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Aaron GerowFilm StudiesAaron Gerow arrived at Yale in January 2004 and teaches undergraduate courses in Japanese cinema, introduction to film, close analysis of film, and film genre, as well as graduate seminars on Japanese film and cultural theory. He received a MFA in film studies from Columbia University in 1987, a MA in Asian Civilizations from the University of Iowa in 1992, and a PhD in Communication Studies from Iowa in 1996. He spent nearly 12 years in Japan working for the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival and teaching at Yokohama National University and Meiji Gakuin University. He has published numerous articles in English, Japanese and other languages on such topics as Japanese early cinema, film theory, contemporary directors, film genre, censorship, Japanese manga, and cinematic representations of minorities. His book on Kitano Takeshi was published by the BFI in 2007, A Page of Madness came out from the Center for Japanese Studies at the University of Michigan in 2008, and Visions of Japanese Modernity: Articulations of Cinema, Nation, and Spectatorship, 1895-1925, was published in 2010 by the University of California Press (the Japanese version will be coming out from the University of Tokyo Press). He also co-authored the Research Guide to Japanese Film Studies with Abe Mark Nornes (Center for Japanese Studies, 2009). He is currently working on books about the history of Japanese film theory and about Japanese cinema after 1980. |
Kyle GibsonJournalistAward-winning Journalist, Writer & Producer, Founding Executive Producer & Managing Editor of Women in the World. |
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Bill GladstoneNorth Sails1975: Matriculated - JE 1978: Yale Corinthian Yacht Club Commodore 1979: BA - Econ & Poli Sci 1980: Took a year to do some sailing. Deferred business school another year to work at a new windsurfer import business. 1981: Started my own sailing seminar and coaching business. Published first edition of Performance Racing Technique. 1984: Desktop Published 3rd edition 1986: Started a sailing school: Chicago Sailing Club in Belmont Harbor, Chicago 1988: Married 1991: Son born 1994: Daughter born 1997: Sold sailing seminar business to North Sails - world's largest sailmaker - and went to work from North Sails running education division. 2000: Moved to Madison Connecticut. Sold Chicago Sailing Club 2002: Founding member of TEAM - Taxpayer Education Alliance of Madison 2004: Elected to first of 3 terms (6 years - 2005-2010) on Madison Board of Selectmen 2011: Completed 25th Chicago to Mackinac Race - an Old Goat 2014: Appointed to Madison Charter Revision Commission 2017: Appointed Trumbull College Fellow Email Bill Gladstone |
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Kevin GlickLibrary Manuscripts and Archives |
Amy GoodfriendCollege Seminar InstructorEmail Amy Goodfriend |
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Jen GoodwinHead Coach, SoftballEmail Jen Goodwin |
Thomas GottshallRetiredEmail Thomas Gottshall |
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Andrew GrahamSurgery Gastrointestinal |
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Mark GrahamEvaluation Director, Center for Teaching and LearningEmail Mark Graham |
Greg GrandinHistoryEmail Greg Grandin |
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Wayne GrasdockCommanding Officer and Professor of Naval ScienceCaptain Wayne Grasdock is a native of Montana. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering. In 1994, he completed studies in nuclear power for service as a submarine officer. His sea tours include service onboard USS FLYING FISH (SSN 673), USS ATLANTA (SSN 712), USS PHILADELPHIA (SSN 690), and USS NEBRASKA (SSBN 739)(BLUE). His shore tours include Company Officer at the U.S. Naval Academy, Congressional Liaison for the Chief of Naval Operations Submarine Warfare Division, Speechwriter for the Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Deputy Commander for Engineering at Submarine Squadron Eight and Submarine Squadron Six, Speechwriter for the Chief of Naval Operations, Commanding Officer Naval Submarine Support Center New London, and Deputy Commander for Engineering at Submarine Development Squadron Twelve. He assumed his current duties as Commanding Officer and Professor of Naval Science at Yale University in July 2016. He holds two Master of Science degrees: Leadership and Human Resource Development from the Naval Postgraduate School, and Military Studies from the U.S. Marine Corps University. Captain Grasdock has one daughter and is married to the former Darlene Hutchinson from Wibaux, Montana.Email Wayne Grasdock |
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Laurel GrodmanSchool of ManagementLaurel Grodman is Managing Director of Admissions at the Yale School of Management. Laurel graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from Yale College and received her M.B.A. from the Yale School of Management. With a deep interest in consumer behavior and innovation, she has served as a marketer for multi-million dollar brands across a variety of industries as a Brand Manager at Unilever, a Management Associate at Citi Cards and at the advertising agency Grey Group. Laurel returned to New Haven in 2010, where she joined the Career Development Office at the Yale School of Management. In 2014 she joined Yale SOM Admissions, where she leads the admissions committee and drives efforts to infuse data-driven thinking into the admissions process. Email Laurel Grodman |
Steve GurneyY ‘55. JD Univ at Bflo Law School ‘62. US Army officer, artillery and atomic weapons. Teaching management, Czech Republic; coaching; aviation Email Steve Gurney |