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Paul C. Field – 50th Reunion Essay

ByPaul Field

Paul C. Field Highlands, North Carolina p.field@earthlink.net 678-296-4375 Spouse(s): Candyce Barbara Nadon (1977) (“Love lifts us up where we belong.”) Education: Duke University, M.Div, 1972; UC Berkeley, MBA, 1982 Career: My career has been in financial services marketing. Seven years with California Casualty Insurance Company, two years at Wells Fargo Bank, nine years in consulting and twenty years at SunTrust Bank. Avocations: While in Atlanta, I enjoyed being active in the Yale Club of Georgia….

Dennis Drogseth (SY) Interviews Architect of Yale’s New Colleges

Dennis Drogseth (SY) Interviews Architect of Yale’s New Colleges

ByPaul Field

Dennis Drogseth (SY ’69) recently interviewed Melissa DelVecchio (Yale, M.Arch 1998), the partner in the architectural firm that designed Yale’s two newest residential colleges. He sought, and got, an inside look into some of the personal and professional challenges in creating two new colleges.  The last time that happened was Eero Saarinen’s Morse and Stiles colleges in 1961. Drogseth, a technical analyst and author, is not an architect, but he admits he inherited a love for…

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Banner Bio – Paul Field

ByPaul Field

PAUL CARLTON FIELD. Born December 11, 1947 in Schenectady, New York, son of John Richard Field and Esther Louise Bat-tenhouse Field. Attended Mayme S. Wag-gener High School, Louisville, Kentucky, and Northwest Classen High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Entered Yale Sept., 1965. English major. Resident: Saybrook (College Council, 1967-69; Social Committee, 1967-69, Social Chairman, 1968-69; Tackle Football, 1965-66; Golf, 1965-69, Co-Captain, 1968-69; Squash, 1967-69). Elizabethan Club, 1968-69; 1968 Yale Prom Committee, 1967-68; Class Gift Fund Committee,…