Pozen-Commonwealth Fund Fellows Take Their Capstone Projects into the Real World
After completing Yale SOM’s MBA for Executives program, Alicia Hardy ’23, Amaziah Coleman ’24, and Steven Starks ’23 returned to their workplaces with proposals to make quality healthcare more equitable and accessible, and medical workforces and r
Professor Teresa Chahine’s Online Social Entrepreneurship Course Takes an Interactive Turn
The Coursera version of the popular Yale SOM course on social entrepreneurship has created an online community of learners looking to make a difference.
What I Learned Taking the Executive Assessment
Liz Lewis, associate director of admissions for the EMBA program, recently took the Executive Assessment exam. She describes her experience and shares tips for success on this important piece of the application.
Securing Your Employer’s Approval: An EMBA Admissions Officer Shares Insights and Considerations
Emily Whitehouse offers advice on speaking with your employer about the MBA for Executives program and gaining formal approval for time spent on campus during required class weekends and residency periods.
The Historian’s Notebook: How Alums Remember Their First Days on Campus
We asked graduates from each decade of SOM’s history to recall their first impressions of the school and its community.
Yale SOM Names Anita Sharif-Hyder as Dean of Students
A longtime Yale administrator, Sharif-Hyder is currently the senior associate director of the University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct.
Building the University Blockchain Ecosystem
Austin Cai ’25 and Vicky Kuang ’25 reflect on their experience organizing the CUBE Summit, a new conference for members of university blockchain clubs.
What I’m Thankful For
As Thanksgiving approaches, we asked SOM students what is making them feel grateful this year.
Exploring Native American Identities through Indigenous Art
The Artsy Fund, which brings work by diverse artists to Edward P. Evans Hall, unveiled pieces by Indigenous artists Kim Weston and Sariah Park this fall.
The Historian’s Notebook: The Nobel Laureate Who Pioneered Modern Behavioral Finance at Yale
Robert Shiller’s work attracted faculty to SOM and inspired new research, making the school the epicenter of a developing economic field.
