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The new Master’s Degree in Systemic Risk class brings expertise and diversity to the classroom.

The second class in Yale SOM’s Master’s Degree in Global Business and Society program, which began classes the week of August 26, is a highly global, and accomplished, group.

In a sign of Yale SOM’s growing connections to China, the school has in recent months received several generous gifts from alumni and other leaders in China that will enrich key programs and initiatives at the school.

Crystal Yates, Kennetha Gaines, and Cecelia Calhoun are already accomplished healthcare professionals by any standard.

The one-week program is an intensive PhD course in behavioral finance, led by Yale SOM faculty members who are leaders in the growing field.

Charles is an accomplished scholar and educator who has studied and published on topics including earnings and wealth inequality, conspicuous consumption, race and gender labor market discrimination, the intergenerational transmission of economic

This rigorous course of study will provide early-career students with a state-of-the-art knowledge of asset markets and how they are managed in various contexts.

Van Leeuwen, the carbon opportunities manager at Royal Dutch Shell, will join a group of 22 diverse young professionals in the year-long fellowship, which fosters the development of “corporate social intrapreneurs” who work within their companies

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The students were taking part in Yale SOM’s Global Social Entrepreneurship course, which links teams of Yale students with mission-driven social entrepreneurs in the developing world to tackle specific management challenges.