Nina Chung ’26 conducted an independent study of Yale SOM’s dining facilities to discover how the school can promote vegan and vegetarian options and reduce food-based emissions.
Through a partnership with The Broad Center, two MBA students applied skills learned at SOM in summer internships at a Maryland state agency serving students with disabilities.
Students in the International Experience course traveled around the world over spring break, meeting with entrepreneurs, executives, and political leaders and immersing in the local business environment.
MAM student Duurenzaya Bukhbat ’26 and his partner, Bujinlkham Bandikhuu, joined the Partners Club, which offers events, support, and connection for partners of SOM students, for a guided tour of the Yale University Art Gallery.
For SOM graduates who move to China after graduation, alumni groups provide professional support, connection to the broader Yale Community, and introductions to new friends and business partners—and even future spouses.
Fujikawa, a visiting professor from Hitotsubashi University Business School’s School of International Corporate Strategy, was honored for seven years of teaching and service at Yale SOM.
Christine Zhou ’25 drew on the SOM alumni network and skills she learned in the Master’s in Asset Management program as she navigated the recruiting process for a role as an investment portfolio analyst.
To advance empirical research on public education leadership, the center is working to collect and maintain publicly accessible data on multiple aspects of school system governance.
MBA student Matthew Guella ’26 launched Pulse, a social coordination app to help friends meet up in real life—and got it into both app stores while navigating chemotherapy.
