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.
Students organized a week of events to reflect on Title IX, a law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in federally funded schools, and discuss the future of gender equity.
Willoughby-Robinson, Yale SOM’s associate director for outreach and engagement, talks to Dana Carroll about surviving breast cancer and harnessing the power of community.
Kevin Mejia ’25, a leader of the First-Generation, Low-Income Club at SOM, reflects on a day trip to New York City, where club members heard from alums with similar backgrounds.
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.
Yale observes Disability Awareness Month in October. Dana Carroll of Yale SOM’s Office of Inclusion and Diversity writes that testing accommodations foster an inclusive learning environment all year long.
Michael Myers, director of admissions for inclusion and diversity, discusses how the Consortium for Graduate Studies in Management helps to foster a vibrant community at Yale SOM.
