Sandra Naddaff snaddaff@fas.harvard.edu, 5-4835 Hometown: Dedham, MA Education: AB, English, Harvard/Radcliffe, 1975. Graduate work in Islamic History, American University in Cairo, 1975-77. PhD, Comparative Literature, Harvard, 1983. Currently: Director of Studies and Senior Lecturer in Literature; Director, Freshman Seminars Program. Interests: Cross-cultural literary relations, especially between the Arab Middle East and Western Europe; modern Arabic literature; women's literature; narrative theory; translation theory; film; music.	Leigh Hafrey lghafrey@fas.harvard.edu, 5-4835 Hometown: Cambridge, MA Education: AB, English, Harvard/Radcliffe, 1973; PhD, Comparative Literature, Yale, 1978. Currently: Senior Lecturer, Sloan School of Management, MIT, in ethics and communication. Previous work includes teaching at the Harvard Business School, editing at the New York Times Book Review, translating novels and non-fiction prose from French and German, and consulting in international development in Africa. Interests: China, corporate social responsibility, non-profit organizations, the impact of humanistic studies on the world at large, stories and story-telling-see The Story of Success (Other Press, September 2005).
Ben Naddaff-Hafrey 11th grade, Milton Academy Interests: Listening to and playing music (piano, harmonica, guitar), businesses of all kinds, acting, and reading.	Nathaniel Naddaff-Hafrey Harvard Class of 2008, Lowell House Interests: Guitar, music of all kinds, writing, and languages.