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Students in the Master’s in Public Education Management program honored instructors who made an especially strong impact on their learning experience.

Ned Lamont ’80 won another term as governor of Connecticut; Brett Guthrie ’97 and Seth Magaziner ’10 will return to Congress.

At a New York City event, Dean Kerwin K. Charles and former deans Jeffrey Garten and Edward Snyder reflected on their tenures at the helm of SOM.

The annual event convenes leading practitioners and members of the Yale community to explore the greatest challenges and opportunities of the clean energy transition.

Delmonico, assistant dean for admissions, was honored by the business school magazine for his decades-long stewardship of Yale SOM’s admissions process. 

Their project, which examines how companies can sustain authentic commitments to purpose beyond profit, was one of 19 selected for funding by YPS, which supports ambitious climate and sustainability scholarship.

Barrios and his co-author won the inaugural prize for research on how academic journals’ transparency requirements impact research production.

Alongside the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Network for Advanced Management, Professor Todd Cort and Clint Bartlett ’17 are working to change how investors price capital for sustainable enterprises in the developing world.

The Broad Center at Yale SOM, which was established in 2019 through a historic gift from The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation, prepares education leaders to drive systemic change and improve student outcomes.

We are in the midst of a seismic shift in business and culture caused by the rapid deployment of AI.