occurs during The Game, when Eliot House and JE host students of the other college. Fellows and affiliates Fellowship By nomination of the Head of College and approval of the Council of Heads of College, any Yale faculty member or professional employee can be named a fellow of JE. The Head of College may also nominate associate fellows, defined broadly as any person who is not an employee or recent graduate of Yale College. Fellows hold weekly fellows dinners in the college, teach college seminars, advise students on their course of study, and participate in the ceremonies and traditions of the college. The fellowship's most senior members appointed as president of the Junior Common Room and president of the Senior Common Room by order of seniority. Notable living fellows include Bob Alpern, Harold Bloom, David Bromwich, Shelly Kagan, Frank Rich, Herbert Scarf, Tom Steitz, Florian Hill and Robert Stern. Fellowships The Alan S. Tetelman Fellowship, endowed in memory of a JE alumnus and professor of metallurgy at UCLA who was killed in a 1978 plane crash, supports lectures and research fellowships at Yale. It is administered by the Head of JE, who invites distinguished scientists and science advocates to give the semesterly Tetelman Lecture. Past lecturers include Robert Ballard, Harry Blackmun, Ben Carson, Murray Gell-Mann, the Dalai Lama, David Lee, Amartya Sen, Maxine Singer, and James Watson. The Tetelman Fellowship also supports undergraduate research in the natural and applied sciences. In 1962, JE received a large bequest in memory of Robert C. Bates, a fellow of the college and professor of French, by his sister Amy Bradish Groesbeck. These funds are disbursed as teaching and undergraduate research fellowships. Notable alumni Winthrop Rockefeller, 1935, governor of Arkansas, son of John D. Rockefeller Jr., and grandson of John D. Rockefeller (left Yale in 1934) Stanley Rogers Resor, 1939, US Secretary of the Army McGeorge Bundy, 1940, National Security Advisor to Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, dean of Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences John Lindsay, 1944, mayor of New York Frederick P. Rose, 1944, New York builder and philanthropist Murray Gell-Mann, 1948, physicist, 1969 winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics Nicholas F. Brady, 1952, US senator from New Jersey, US Secretary of the Treasury (1988–1993) Lewis H. Lapham, 1956, writer and publisher Wilbur Ross, 1959, Wall Street financier, member of the Forbes 400 Gus Speth, 1964, environmentalist, co-founder of