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Making a Difference: Serving the Local Refugee Community
We talked with Puneet Chhabra ’24 about what he has learned volunteering with the refugee community at Integrated Refugee Immigrant Services in New Haven.
Making Connections through Running
Megan Grossman ’25 shares how running has helped her connect to members of her Red Cohort and the city of New Haven—and to raise money for a free clinic staffed by Yale students.
Internship Spotlight: MiChaela Barker ’24, Yale Ventures
MiChaela Barker ’24 on the opportunity to engage with the wider Yale community and gain experience in venture capital through her internship with Yale Ventures.
Student Volunteers Are Making a Difference in Yale SOM’s Hometown
Many Yale SOM students build bridges to their neighbors in New Haven by pitching in with a variety of local organizations and nonprofits.
Making a Difference: Bringing Chess to a Local School
We talked with Sharan Subramanian ’24 about what he has learned teaching chess to students in New Haven’s East Rock Community School chess club.
Yale SOM to Contribute to New Haven’s Efforts to Distribute the Benefits of Growth
The school will sponsor programs at the Center for Inclusive Growth, and Dean Kerwin Charles will sit on its board.
Video: Join Us for the Black Venture Summit
On March 31, Yale SOM will host the inaugural Black Venture Summit, a collaboration between the student-led Black Business Alliance and CTNext, Tsai CITY, and Startup Yale.
Making A Difference: Recruiting Tutors for New Haven Kids
We talked with Tracy Zhang ’23 about what she and her classmates learned by hosting a recruiting event for a local academic support organization.
Video: Student Volunteers Help Afghan Refugees Build Sustainable Business
During a recent Food, Agribusiness, and Beverage Club event at Yale SOM, students offer local Afghan refugees a helping hand.
Video: Designing Solutions for New Haven in the Social Entrepreneurship Lab
Professor Teresa Chahine’s practice-based Social Entrepreneurship Lab attracts students from across Yale looking to make an impact.
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Yale SOM faculty members gathered on April 18 for a reception celebrating the recent appointment of two senior faculty members to named chairs. Katja Seim was named the inaugural Sharon Oster Professor of Economics and Management, with a joint appointment at SOM and the Department of Economics, and Deborah Small was appointed the Adrian C. Israel Professor of Marketing. Both appointments were effective as of July 2022.
Both faculty members came to Yale SOM after building reputations as leading researchers in their fields at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Dean Kerwin K. Charles noted.
Ogilvie CARE Colloquium
Watch a live discussion featuring three alumni leaders of color—Lofton Holder ’90, Judith Scimone ’00, and Fred Terrell ’82—moderated by Jamila Abston ’17.
Yale SOM has launched a month-long celebration in recognition of Black History Month in the U.S., and we encourage you to engage in this important observance. The Office of Inclusion and Diversity has a mission to empower members of our community to celebrate diversity, foster inclusion, and engage meaningfully with one another. In alignment with these commitments, this month we will acknowledge and honor Black history, culture, and achievement. Groups across the school have collaborated to offer diverse programing for students, faculty, and staff. These events will elevate Black voices and experiences through cuisine, book clubs, practicing wellness, storytelling, social gatherings, and educational dialogues.
Black History Month provides an opportunity for us to come together as a community and appreciate the accomplishments of the African diaspora across a range of fields—including science, music, literature, art, and leadership—while keeping our eye on the important unresolved questions and challenges that remain in our collective effort to address persistent inequality and injustice.
—Kerwin K. Charles, Indra K. Nooyi Dean & Frederic D. Wolfe Professor of Economics, Policy & Management
Featured Event: A Conversation with Phil Davis ’85,
Phil Davis ’85, a Yale SOM executive fellow and managing director at Accenture Strategy, will speak on February 25, 1:00 p.m.
