Branford College has an active and enthusiastic Fellowship. Branford’s Fellowship includes Fellows (distinguished Faculty and Staff at the University) and Associate Fellows (often Branford alum or people who have made important contributions to New Haven and the larger society).
Fellows meetings for 2018-2019 will be announced shortly.
Fellows Profiles
Below are profiles of members of Branford College’s Fellowship, along with their general interest.
Sakena Abedin (History of Science and Medicine)
Ron Adelman (Medicine; Ophthalmology)
Nancy Ahlstrom
Tariq Ahmad (Medicine; Cardiology)
Eleanor Babbitt
Charrise Barron (Finance & Administration)
Max Blum (Choral)
Sandra Boltax-Stern (Psychology)
Catharine Bond Hill
Edward Bottomly (Interior Design)
John Bradley (Social Services)
April Capone (Government)
Leslie Carmin
Hannah Carroll (Yale Business Operations)
Andrew Cohen (Medicine; Geriatrics)
Lawrence Cohen (Medicine; Cardiology)
Daniel Colon-Ramos (Neuroscience)
Mark Custer (Library Tech Services)
Jessica David (British Art Ctr)
Worth David (Former HOC)
Carol Dhawan
Satish Dhawan (Physics)
Michael Dobbs (Community Service, Finance, Performing Arts Production)
Martina Droth (British Art Center)
Timothy Fisher (Law)
Bonnie Fleming (Physics)
Joanne Freeman (History)
Reinaldo Funes Monzote (Latin American Studies)
Alan Garen (Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry)
Connie Gersick (Women in Leadership; Human Resources and Organizational Behavior)
Kelin Gersick (Organizational Psychology; Psychology; Consulting)
Jane Gillis (Beinecke)
Kallol Gupta (Cell Biology)
Valerie Hansen (History)
Verity Harte (Philosophy)
Stavroula Hatzios (Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology)
Marketa Havlickova (Math)
Joy Hirsch (Psychiatry; Neurobiology)
Stephen Holton
Robert Horwitz (Psychology)
Judit Jimenez Sainz (Therapeutic Radiology)
Mary Dillon Johnson
Jutta Joormann (Psychology)
Dana Karwas (Arts; Dean’s Office)
Hilary Kawall
Zachary Keating (Art)
Betsy Kellem (Law)
Jeffrey Koplan (Medicine)
Azamat Kumykov (Business)
Gary Kupfer (Medicine; Pediatrics)
Albert Laguna (American Studies)
Brett Lindenbach (Microbial Pathogenesis)
Henry Lord (Business)
Vivien Lu (East Asian Languages and Literatures)
Nancy Lyon (Sterling Library Archivist)
Jocelyn Malkin (Psychiatry)
John Mauceri (Musician)
Sean McAvoy (Development)
Pilar Montalvo
David Monz (Law)
Judith Moore
Arvin Murch (Development)
Michael Murrell (Biomedical Engineering)
James Nikkel (Physics)
Sarah Nikkel (Development)
Indra Nooyi (Management)
David Novicki (Medicine)
Sarah Nuland
Susan Olson
Annabel Patterson (English)
Stephen Peterson
Vincent Pitts
Richard Powers (Business, College Seminar Instr)
Maya Prabhu (Psychiatry)
Brian Price
Claire Qureshi
Fernande Ross
James Rothman (Cell Biology)
Andrew Rubenoff (Event Coordinator)
Ronnie Rysz
Paul Sabin (History)
Ellen Scalettar (Government)
Mark Schenker (Sr Assoc Dean Yale College)
Ellie Schmelzer
Ali Sharwan (World Fellow)
Jason Shaw (Linguistics)
Susan Smith (Former Assoc HOC)
Joseph Solodow (Classics)
Adam Spivack (Psychiatry)
Joshua Steiner
Paul Stonehart
Jeanne Straus
Barry Svigals
David Sze
Matthew Tanico
Camila Tessler (Manuscripts and Archives)
Vic Tolentino (Law; Healthcare; International Students)
Sarah Tudesco (Librarian)
Jane Tylus (Italian)
George Veronis (Geophysics)
Robert Villani (Facilities)
Stephanie Wiles
Resident Fellows
Branford’s Resident Fellows reside in the College and serve as a great resource for Branford students.
 James E. Rothman, Ph.D. and his wife, Joy Hirsch, Ph.D.
Professor James Rothman is the Chairman of the Department of Cell Biology in the medical school and the Director of the Biodesign Institute on the West campus, and also a professor of Chemistry. He is a graduate of Branford, studied physics at Yale, biochemistry at Harvard, and his research concerns the mechanism of synaptic transmission in the brain. Jim’s wife, Joy Hirsch, is a professor of Neuroscience at Columbia and an expert in functional brain imaging. They are happy to meet with any Branford students interested in science or medicine, and to facilitate research opportunities at Yale or elsewhere.
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Stephen “Steve” Blum
 Steve Blum is Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives (Yale/AYA). Steve is also a graduate of Yale (Branford, BA/Economics) and parent of Branford alumni Rebecca and Max. After graduating, Steve got his Master’s degree in Accounting from NYU/Stern. Before coming back to Yale a few years ago, Steve (a CPA) was a partner at KPMG and then Managing Director at Burnham Financial Group. He loves traveling, racket sports, games-playing, and reading Sci-Fi and alternate histories.
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