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I quickly learned that there was much more to Elaine than her scientific reputation. I learned that she was a great teacher, an exceptional scientist, and truly a wonderful mentor. ~ Rosangel Cruz-Barrera I guess in hindsight, those years spent with Elaine were a little about learning neuroscience, but a lot about learning how to live. ~ Terry Bazzett In summary, Elaine is a terrific colleague for whom I have the utmost respect. ~ Rob Contreras She is . . . a great wife and loyal friend, a wonderful human being, and a person I admire greatly. ~ Mario Gil Each day of my current research life draws upon the experience I had in the early days at the Hull lab. ~ Dan Lorrain I miss the group a lot, wouldn't trade my experiences for the world. ~ Vincent Markowski
[S]he married Dick, so we know that she's not a virgin Goddess (blame Dick). ~ Juan Dominguez So here's to the best decision I ever, ever made: to marry Elaine! ~ Richard Thompson Hull
Elaine and Dick's house always felt like home to me. ~ Leslie Matuszewich I started my presentation lecture with a thanks to Elaine for teaching me how to teach. ~ Jason Moses Elaine has determination. I'd like to think that some of that rubbed off on me. ~ Betsy Pehek In a field too often stressful and cutthroat, her compassion is unique; as a guiding light, she is unsurpassed. ~ Abigail Snyder-Keller Seeing a student mature and surpass their teacher could be one of Elaine's greatest pleasures, filling her with pride. ~ Yuan-Feen Tsai You gave me amazing opportunities and allowed me to explore, develop, and succeed! ~ Rob Eaton I never doubted that Elaine would be in her office on that snowy morning . ~ Steve Spector Elaine . . . through her commitment to excellence, stimulated me to think more deeply. ~ Mary Solanto I learned all about sex from Elaine. ~ Satoru Sato I can't imagine any others going to such lengths for their students. Her door is always open. ~ Lucy Lumley Elaine taught me how to live life meaningfully. ~ Jianfang Du As a scientist and a person, she retains . . . the indomitable wish to know and the glee in finding out. She shares these with us and we are richer for it. ~ John Muschamp Each of us becomes a thread in another's tapestry. Thank you, Elaine, for the brilliance you brought to [ours]. ~ Sue Putnam Normal woman cannot concentrate sufficiently to achieve notable work [To be a scientist] she must be insufferably homely, else the mere man might come along and detract her attention from the abysmal profundity of her studies. ~ Wilma Winter (Hull) |