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Today I met my hero. I didn’t know prior to the event that he was my hero, but I left knowing full well that this man was the man I wanted to model the rest of my career after.

It was 9:00pm and I had just devoured two (ok fine…three) slices of pizza while the 90’s party mix Pandora station played in the background.

A Ghanaian scholar, Dr. James Emmanuel Kwegyir - Aggrey once said “if you educate a man, you educate an individual, but if you educate a woman you educate an entire nation.

Prior to SOM, I wrote a local food blog in San Diego. When my classmates found out I had a blog, they all encouraged me to re-create the blog for New Haven.

I had a great trip to Asia last week where I had the chance to visit five Global Network schools in five days to give presentations on the MAM program.

The cohort experience is fundamental to one’s first year at SOM. After the class is admitted, each of us is carefully placed into one of four “statistically indistinguishable” cohorts – Blue, Silver, Green, or Gold – of about 70 people each.

Yale SOM's Admissions office recently hosted an event featuring New York City alumnae. Moderated by Professor Sharon Oster, the panel featured several Yale SOM alumnae working in Manhattan.

A recent talk by reporter David Barboza underscored one of the cardinal rules for anyone taking a professional risk: take your time and get it right.

I came to Yale SOM in part because old shoes drive me crazy.

With just over two months remaining until the official opening of Edward P. Evans Hall, Yale SOM’s staff, faculty, and students are preparing to make the transition to the school’s new campus.