With their plans thrown into disarray by COVID-19, students organizers shifted the annual conference to a virtual format and gave it a new focus: the pandemic itself.
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Like other institutions, the Yale School of Management is monitoring the outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus and related travel restrictions, and adjusting plans for programs as events warrant.
MBA for Executives students were the first cohort at Yale SOM to switch to virtual classes in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The students had their first remote sessions the weekend of March 20; virtual meals and happy hours soon followed.
Jeff Sonnenfeld, Howie Forman, and Michael Apkon discusses the potential reprecussions of isololating seniors during the COVID19 outbreak. Read the full article on Fortune here.
Healthcare practitioners in the MBA for Executives program share the challenges they’re facing as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds across the United States.
The Yale Program on Financial Stability (YPFS) is tracking what governments across the world are doing in response to the crisis. Look here for a regularly updated tracker and blog posts on these interventions. In addition, materials from our study of previous financial crises could be of use to...
Students in three master’s degree programs at the Yale School of Management now have the opportunity to qualify for an additional two-year STEM extension of their Post-Completion OPT work permission. To be eligible, students in the MBA and Master of Advanced Management (MAM) programs will...
