Welcoming new FAS faculty (September 23, 2021)

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

[Summary: This message welcomes the 55 new ladder and multi-year instructional faculty who join the FAS this academic year and provides links to their biographies.]

To: All FAS faculty and staff 
Cc: FAS Steering, FAS Dean’s Office, GSAS Dean’s Office, Yale College Dean’s Office, OPAC, President’s Office, Provost’s Office

Dear FAS faculty and staff: 

As we begin a new academic year, I am delighted to introduce you to the newest members of the FAS faculty. A total of 55 new ladder and multi-year instructional colleagues will join us this academic year.  Of the 35 new ladder faculty and professors who have joined us in New Haven this year, 26 joined the ladder this July, four more join in January, and five will be here as visitors during the 2021-2022 academic year before joining the ladder faculty. We also welcome 20 faculty members newly-appointed to multi-year instructional positions. I hope you will join me in welcoming these extraordinary colleagues to the Yale community. You will find them listed below, by division. You can also read profiles of new ladder faculty and professors here and of our new multi-year instructional colleagues here

New Humanities Faculty

In the Humanities division, we welcome a wide range of new colleagues: among them are classicists and historians, musicologists and philosophers, and scholars and teachers of language, and new colleagues in our programs in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; African American Studies; Ethnicity, Race and Migration; and Theater and Performance Studies: 

New Social Science Faculty

Our new Social Science colleagues include ladder faculty in Psychology and Political Science, and two lectors in American Sign Language who join the department of Linguistics: 

New Science and School of Engineering and Applied Science Faculty

In the Science Division and in the School of Engineering and Applied Science, we welcome mathematicians and ecologists, physicists and chemists, mechanical and electrical engineers, and computer scientists: 

 It is a joy to welcome this accomplished group of colleagues to our community! 
 
With warmest wishes, 
 
Tamar
 

Tamar Szabó Gendler
Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Vincent J. Scully Professor of Philosophy
Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science