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Leslie Stone manages the portfolio of fellowships, exchanges and internships that comprise Yale-China’s Education Program. Prior to joining Yale-China, she served for ten years as executive director of the Lingnan Foundation where she is most proud of supporting the development of liberal education in South China and establishing the W.T ...
How to Reserve the Kitchen. 1. Fill out the Stiles Kitchen Quiz . It focuses on COVID guidelines and kitchen essentials such as food handling, hygiene, and clean-up. 2. Check the Stiles Kitchen Calendar for availability. 3. Our super quick form to make your reservation is on Calendly. Once you’ve submitted it on Calendly, an email with more ...
People. Follow these links to learn about some of the fantastic members of our community. To learn about the Head of College and the Dean, please visit their individual pages. Fellows. First-Year Counselors. Stiles Aides. Writing Tutor. ESCC (Ezra Stiles College Council) SAC (Student Activities Committee)
Maytal Saltiel. Maytal has been the Assistant Chaplain for Special Programs since 2013. In this role she works primarily with undergraduates from a variety of faith backgrounds. She works with the InterFaith Forum at Yale (IFFY), Chaplain’s Office Peer Liaisons, Chaplaincy Fellows, coordinates Do a 180s, Study Breaks and W {holy} Queer.
Students in Ezra Stiles and Morse Colleges may request ID Card access to the dance studio each semester. Individuals and groups may apply for up to three hours of reserved time per week, and standing reservations may be arranged that run for an entire semester. Applications are available in the Head of College Offices and online.
Ellen Barry ‘92 B.A., Moscow Bureau Chief, The New York Times and Pulitzer Prize Winner. Edward Norton ‘91, actor. Phil LaMarr ‘89, actor, comedian. Rob Sheffield ‘88, writer and journalist. Dan Froomkin ‘85, journalist. Rebecca Miller ‘84, filmmaker, actress, author. Akhil Amar ‘80, Sterling Professor of Law at Yale.
Ezra Stiles was an American educator, academic, Congregationalist minister, theologian, and author. He is noted as the seventh president of Yale College (1778–1795) and one of the founders of Brown University. According to religious historian Timothy L. Hall, Stiles' tenure at Yale distinguishes him as "one of the first great American college presidents."
