In a plenary session marking the conclusion of the group’s 10th-anniversary year, community members spoke candidly about how the school can foster a safe and supportive campus environment.
Meng, who teaches the Operations Engine course, won for teaching in the core curriculum; Wasserstein, who teaches courses on entrepreneurship, won for elective teaching.
Casey Ma ’26 chose the Silver Scholars program to complement her passion for social impact with a business skill set—and transformed her understanding of what her career could look like.
Sara Ahmed ’26, a student in the MBA for Executives program, drew on her background in biotech to craft a speaker series introducing SOM peers to the industry.
Thaniya Shankar ’27, a joint-degree student at Yale SOM and the Yale School of Public Health, reflects on her experience as a co-chair of the largest student-led healthcare conference in the nation.
A conversation with Bryan Gardiner ’26, whose startup Analog Outdoors Club helps people get outside through community-based events and convenient rentals.
Speaking at the second annual Broad Seminar, the labor economist analyzed the independent and cumulative effects of three recent education reforms that provided more resources to the California school systems.
