The History of the Women of Yale’s Class of 1972 - Lydia Temoshok
To record the history of the women in our class, several classmates have offered to coordinate a project, starting with our 30th reunion. The intention is to follow up every 5 years, until death do us part, providing a wonderful record for archivists and future women of Yale, as well as the women of our class.
Lydia Temoshok, Professor and Director, Behavioral Medicine Program, Institute of Human Virology, University of Maryland, Baltimore, videotaped short interviews with as many women in our class as possible during our 30th Reunion.
For the written history, we invite you to write a paragraph discussing some or all of the topics below or others of your choosing, and send this to Lydia Temoshok, temoshok@umbi.umd.edu
Topics you may wish to consider discussing include, but are not in the least limited to:
 | What you remember most vividly from your years at Yale |
| How your time at Yale influenced various aspects of your subsequent life |
| Where you find yourself in terms of work, family, love, interests, accomplishments, regrets, thirty years after graduating from Yale |
| What you are most proud of in your life since Yale |
| Highlights (or lowlights, if you want to be inclusive) of your life since Yale |
There are some possible uses for such written records outside of Class Archives, including an article for the Yale Alumni Magazine or the Yale Daily News. Please advise Lydia whether you permit your name to be used for publication. Please e-mail any thoughts, comments, or suggestions to Lydia Temoshok, or call her at (410) 706-2621.