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The technology is here to build homes that generate as much energy as they use, but the construction industry is slow to change. Aaron Smith ’16 says that viewing sustainable building as the future of craftsmanship can help speed adoption of new techniques.

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We seek students who care deeply about the problems afflicting our world.

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A team of EMBA students and alumni have been working to help refugees displaced in Ukraine and elsewhere. Now they are expanding their ambitions. Ivan Volodchenkov ’23 explains.

EMBA Class of 2023 Selects Winners of Annual Teaching Awards

Students honored faculty who teach in the integrated core curriculum and in each of the MBA for Executives program’s three focus areas.

Joao Rocha ’24

Profs. Lorenzo Caliendo and Florian Ederer Win Annual Teaching Awards

Caliendo won the award for teaching in the MBA core curriculum, and Ederer was honored for elective teaching.

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Video: Sights and Sounds of Commencement 2023

Scenes from Yale SOM’s celebration of the Class of 2023 on May 22.

Yale SOM’s mission is about valuing the humanity of the person across from you—regarding that person not just as a means, but also as an end.

Beanie Barnes ’08

Helene York ’88

Honoring Pan-Asian American Heritage Month at Yale SOM

The Office of Inclusion and Diversity shares how Yale SOM has been celebrating AAPI heritage.

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I’ve always been interested in planetary health. How can we develop sustainably? How is climate change going to impact societies? Can there be synergies between people, planet, and profit for a triple bottom line? The GBS program allowed me to hop from the School of Management to the School of the Environment and even to the School of Public Health.

Nicole Cheng ’23