#SOMBFF: A Friendship Sparked by Shared Faith
Generations of students have made lifelong friends at Yale SOM.
What I Learned from: Profs. William English and Andrew Metrick on Central Banks and COVID
In this series, students reflect on talks by visiting speakers. Ayyappan Ravindran Nair ’21 shares his takeaways from a Yale Law School talk on central banking during the pandemic by Yale SOM’s William English and Andrew Metrick.
At Yale SOM, April Is the Busiest Month
Alice Yuan ’22 and Mihir Bhagat ’22 reflect on the event-filled month, affectionately designated “April Foolery.”
EMBA Students Team Up to Bring Masks to the Most Vulnerable
Anna Kaltenboeck ’21, Brie Seferian ’21, and Dan Paul Salimbangon ’21 on efforts among their MBA for Executives classmates to help meet the demand for masks among the hard-hit homeless populations of L.A. and Philadelphia.
From the Director for Admissions: Apply for the GBS Class of 2023 Starting September 22
Camino de Paz provides insight into the applicant pool for the Class of 2022 and discusses changes in the application process that will affect applicants to the Class of 2023.
From the Director for Admissions: Apply for the MAM Class of 2023 Starting September 22
Camino de Paz provides insight into the applicant pool for the Class of 2022 and discusses changes in the application process that will affect applicants to the Class of 2023.
Diversity & Inclusion: A National Security Imperative
Mr. Lonnie Garris III, is a retired U.S Air Force colonel and a cybersecurity executive. Mr. Garris has over twenty-five years of experience leading intelligence and cybersecurity activities. Mr.
Industry Focus: Nonprofit and Social Impact at Yale SOM
In this series, we ask current Yale SOM MBA students to share their experiences interning and recruiting for positions in their industries, as well as the resources at SOM that have helped them in the process.
Social Impact Lab Offers Student Leaders a ‘Laboratory for Ideas’
Social Impact Lab is a weekly forum that convenes students, leading alumni, and practitioners in the fields of social entrepreneurship and economic development for discussions around a wide array of issues in the social enterprise sector.
A Tradition of Supporting Impactful Internships Continues, Virtually
Bisman Sethi ’22, the communications chair for the Internship Fund, describes taking the annual Internship Fund Week online this year. The events raised $7,000 to support students in the nonprofit and social impact sectors.