Hi Lowell!
I’m a recent (2020) alum from Lowell/Harvard, where I studied economics and math with a language citation in Latin. After college, I worked for a year as an economic consultant at Cornerstone Research, where I assisted litigation efforts in...
I was born in Guatemala where I became a fourth grade teacher at a small elementary school. Due to the civil war, I immigrated to the United States and embarked on a new career in the construction field, obtaining a Hoisting Engineer’s license and a...
I have taught finance in the economics department since 1994. I am particularly interested in household finance – how ordinary people use or misuse financial products – and I teach a freshman seminar on this subject in which we discuss ideas to improve...
I am a professional musician: concert organist, church musician, teacher, and more! Formerly an organist in Memorial Church and once a resident tutor in Lowell, I am currently a visiting professor of organ at McGill University in Montréal. While often...
A native of Wales, I have lived in the US since 1998. In the Memorial Church I direct the Harvard University Choir in Sunday and daily services; I also conduct the Harvard Radcliffe Chorus, and am the Music Director of the Lowell House Opera, and would be...
I chair the composition department at the New England Conservatory of Music and head the composition program at the Tanglewood Music Center. I have taught at Harvard University, Indiana University, Boston University, and Phillips Academy (Andover). In...
I am a lawyer, having attended Columbia Law School. I practiced “big law” in Manhattan before joining Harvard’s General Counsel’s Office, where I currently am the Vice President and General Counsel. I would love to connect with students contemplating a...
I’m originally from New Zealand; my interests include jazz piano, Homeric poetry, and Ancient Greek mathematics. I have given lecture/performances at Oxford, Columbia and Paris on the relationship between Homer and jazz improvisation. I teach a course...
My work focuses on opera, music philosophy, and sound studies. While my writings have been translated into several languages, I’m also myself a translator, which I consider a relaxing hobby. My current academic research centers on mischievous sound...
Born in NYC, and raised there and in Israel, I came here for math grad school, earned my Ph.D. in 1987, and have been here ever since, first as a Junior Fellow and now as a faculty member. Most of my research is in number theory, but I welcome discussion...