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For Katya Wendt ’25, a summer internship supporting Global South organizations in their climate adaptation goals provided a hands-on introduction to work in the nonprofit sector.

Grace Gorman ’24 describes how Yale SOM professors bring current research and their own business experience into the classroom.

A summer internship at a nonprofit blood bank that supplies hospitals across the Pacific Northwest helped Sara Parades Echeverri clarify her career goals.

During a week-long exchange program in South Africa, Krystle Hawkesbury ’25 learned about the challenges facing one of the most unequal countries in the world and the solutions presented by local entrepreneurs.

On the Voices in Development podcast from Yale’s Economic Growth Center, Mobarak argues that locally-owned water desalination businesses can meet an urgent need in Bangladesh and provide a blueprint for other countries facing rising sea l

Scully’s official role is overseeing the intricacies of academic and student life. But for students, alumni, and colleagues, she is also an invaluable counselor, mentor, and friend.

Jason Liu ’25 spent his summer supporting a UN investment fund that provides capital to the world’s 45 least developed countries.

A summer internship with a venture capital firm investing in renewable energy technologies taught Saskia Rohde ’25 the meaning of “disruption for good.”

This spring, the eight inaugural fellows worked with New Haven city agencies to conceptualize economic growth projects that will benefit all local residents.

Since graduating from Yale SOM, Greenly has stewarded the Yale Club of Boston, served as a coordinator for the Yale Day of Service, and even inaugurated a t-shirt design competition.