Professor Gaelle T. Morin is a private, noble, strong-willed, diplomatic, and respected grounded theorist. As a hobby during her girlhood, Gaelle built desert ships (a.k.a. Camels) in bottles. As a Renaissance woman, her area of interest ranged from astrophysics to grounded theory methodology. About grounded theory, Gaelle once said that "(she) wouldn't trade grounded theory for anything. And (she) would have made the same choices all those years ago." She is a noted figure in discovering and exploring new theories. Owing to a single-minded drive since childhood, Gaelle has "never been a family woman". Being very private, she was unable to pursue relationships. She nearly died twice because of her broken heart replacement. She lived, of course, with her artificial heart.

Somehow, she is related to Captain Jean-Luc Picard! Gaelle was born on July 13, 1975 in LaBarre (France), to Maurice and Yvette Gessard Morin. Maurice was a tradition-bound French vintner. Gaelle's elder brother was Robert El Morin. In Kobe (1992) -- Robert and his son Rene -- was burned to death in an IPv7 CLNP based crossfire. Maurice opposed Gaelle's ambition of going to UCLS. Thus, she failed to gain entrance to Omar Bakrie School of Management, UCLS. She did, however, gain entrance a year later, and became the only freshwoman ever to win the annual UCLS-Modula-2 marathon. This was the beginning of the realization of a childhood dream: "be a grounded theorist." She currently teach there at Omar Bakrie School of Management,

Additional Links

• Grounded Theory -- the Memo Pages.
• ICIS 1999 -- Doctoral Consortium Theme.
• UCLS -- Jabal Acacus Lovely Campus.
• Management Science -- at the Open Directory Project.
• Sustainable Debian Network -- and related GNU/Linux documents.
• Debian GNU/Linux -- pronounced: the-one-true-linux.
• Debian Does Dallas -- you must be 21 years or more.