Morse Fellows

Morse College is a vibrant community. We would love to count you among us. The Fellows meet a few times per semester at the Head of College’s House, to interact with friends from all parts of the University and the broader community. Many play the role of Advisor for a student or two. We extend invitations to student functions such as performances and college-wide social events, welcome participation at intramural sports, and provide dining privileges in the college at lunch, all so you can meet with students, faculty, and friends. Please join us - we welcome you!

Morse Fellows Sortable List [download]

A (7) | B (9) | C (10) | D (5) | E (2) | F (3) | G (7) | H (4) | K (13) | L (5) | M (11) | N (2) | O (2) | P (7) | Q (1) | R (6) | S (15) | T (2) | V (3) | W (6)

Kieran O'Donnell

Assistant Professor

Biography

Dr. Kieran O’Donnell is an Assistant Professor jointly appointed within the Yale Child Study Center and the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the Yale School of Medicine. Kieran leads the Health-Omics and Perinatal Epidemiology research group, which seeks to trace the early origins of mental health. 
Kieran completed his BSc in Psychology (2005), at the University of Westminster in London followed by a MSc in Neuroscience (2006) at the Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London, and a PhD in Clinical Medicine (2011) at the Imperial College London. He completed a Post-Doctoral Fellowship (2016) in Social Epigenetics at the Douglas Hospital Research Center, Montreal before becoming an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at McGill University (2016) prior to his move to Yale in 2020.
 

Interests:

Spending time with his family including his recently arrived baby son, running, and CrossFit. 

Offers assistance in:

Academic advising for first-year students, Advising and mentoring for upperclassmen, Career advising
As a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community I would be happy to advise/discuss life in academia as a gay man (and now gay dad).

Contact Information:

kieran.odonnell@yale.edu

Giulia Oskian

Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science

Biography

Giulia Oskian is an Assistant Professor of Political Science. She specializes in political theory and her research interests include early modern and modern political thought, constitutionalism, democratic theory, the history of ideologies, and political psychology. Her book Tocqueville and the Legal Basis of Democracy was published in Italian and is now being translated into English. Currently, she is working on a new project, which explores the role of emotions in political life, studying how emotions inform political judgement and internally curb rationality. She holds a Ph.D. from the Scuola Normale Superiore and, before coming to Yale, was a postdoctoral fellow at Science Po Paris and at Queen Mary University of London, and a Fulbright scholar at Columbia University.