Community Engagement News

MBA student Lucy Brice ’27 picked up a free book at the Book Table, a monthly event hosted by the Office of Community Engagement and Dialogue. February’s titles honored the 100th anniversary of Black History Month.

For the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, Academic Affairs and Student Life staff member Sage Fortune explores the power of Black art to assert humanity in the face of oppression.

Master’s in Global Business and Society students Julius Hecht ’26 and Maximilian Braun ’26 gained a new perspective on transatlantic cooperation at the Harvard Kennedy School’s German American Conference.

For Veterans Day, members of the Yale SOM Veterans Club talk about their journey from the military to the MBA.

In honor of the annual celebration of National Coming Out Day in October, Satoshi Suga ’26 shares his journey of coming out to his community.

For Latine Heritage Month, three Yale SOM staff members discuss their roots in the Dominican Republic and Guatemala.

Local leaders Ron Coleman ’25 and Erik Clemons reflected on their efforts to bridge opportunity gaps in the city through education and job-training programs.

Cecil Ehirindu ’27 reflects on his experience at an annual Harvard Business School conference that examines the state of business and opportunities across Africa.

For Jewish American Heritage Month, faculty support staff member Julia Fraivillig discusses how the Jewish concept of tikkun olam inspires them to advocate for justice.

For Pan Asian American Heritage Month, Tiffany Chiang ’26 reflects on her experience founding an international book club that helps members learn about different Asian cultures.