EMBA Class of 2024 Selects Annual Teaching Award Winners
Students honored faculty who teach in the integrated core curriculum and in each of the MBA for Executives program’s three focus areas.
Professors Lorenzo Caliendo, Doug Kysar, Jeffrey Garten, Edieal Pinker, and Roger Ibbotson are the winners of this year’s MBA for Executives Teaching Awards, selected in a vote by the EMBA Class of 2024.
Caliendo, the Won Park Hahn Professor of Global Affairs and Management and professor of economics, was honored for his teaching in the integrated core curriculum. Caliendo, who also serves as deputy dean of the Jackson School of Global Affairs, teaches the core course The Global Macroeconomy. He previously won the award in 2014, 2017, 2021, and 2023.
“It was a privilege to engage with the class of 2024,” Caliendo said. “I am deeply passionate about both teaching and learning from my students. There truly is no greater honor than being recognized in this way.”
Kysar, the Joseph M. Field ’55 Professor of Law at Yale Law School, won the sustainability focus area award for the seventh time.
“When my colleagues at the law school ask me why I choose to teach extra classes in the EMBA program, I tell them they have no idea how rewarding it can be to work with people at this stage in their lives and careers, with this much brilliance and experience, and this level of dedication to advancing themselves and their world,” Kysar said.
Garten, dean emeritus and Juan Trippe Professor in the Practice Emeritus of International Trade, Finance, and Business, won the asset management focus area award. Garten previously won the award in 2018, 2020, and 2022.
“I’m totally honored to have been selected for a teaching award,” Garten said. “Truth is, I learned at least as much from my extraordinary students as they did from me.”
Pinker, deputy dean for strategy and BearingPoint Professor of Operations Research, won the award for teaching in the healthcare focus area. He previously won the award in 2019, 2020, and 2021.
“It is a great honor to have one's teaching to be appreciated by such an impressive group as the EMBA Healthcare track students,” Pinker said. “They are already leaders in their fields and heading to great things.”
Ibbotson, professor in the practice emeritus of finance, won the Legacy Educator Award, an informal recognition honoring his many years of service to the EMBA program.
“I have been teaching at Yale SOM for 40 years, and in the EMBA program for 14 years,” Ibbotson said. “It has been an amazing journey, and I will continue to treasure the dedicated and enthusiastic colleagues and students I have had the opportunity to engage with over the years.”