Redpath Speakers
The YAA-Redpath Speakers Program sends current Yale faculty and administrators to speak to alumni at club luncheons, receptions, annual dinners, and other special events. We will work with you to identify the right speaker to meet your group’s needs. Please use the filter below to explore speakers, departments, and topic areas.
Results 307
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Paul Fry
Topic: Why do we need literature?; Romantic literature and painting |
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Beverly Gage
Topic: Wall Street terrorism of 1920; J. Edgar Hoover |
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John Gambell
Topic: The Yale typeface; how Yale brands itself |
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Jacques Gauthier
Topic: Yale, the birthplace of American dinosaur paleontology |
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John Geanakoplos
Topic: Can the financial system be saved? |
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Gordon T. Geballe
Topic: The environment in China; the American lawn |
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Marla Geha
Topic: Frontiers and controversies in astrophysics; dark matter |
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Tamar Gendler
Topic: Five ancient secrets to happiness |
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Aaron Gerow
Topic: Japanese cinema and culture |
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Mark Gerstein
Topic: Bioinformatics; quantitative approaches to problems in molecular biology |
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Paul Gewirtz
Topic: The law in China today |
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Glenda E. Gilmore
Topic: Southern politics; civil rights history |
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Steven M. Girvin
Topic: Engineering at Yale; quantum mechanics |
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Jay Gitlin
Topic: The American West |
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William N. Goetzmann
Topic: Emerging markets; art as an investment |
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Walter Goffart
Topic: Barbarian kingdoms; early Middle Ages; historical atlases |