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Video: Leadership for Health Equity
In the fall of 2019, Yale SOM launched the Pozen-Commonwealth Fund Fellowship in Health Equity Leadership, a program that equips accomplished healthcare professionals with leadership skills and systemic thinking to improve healthcare access and ou
Yale SOM Welcomes New Pozen-Commonwealth Fund Fellows in Health Equity Leadership
The Pozen-Commonwealth Fund Fellowship brings healthcare practitioners to Yale SOM for 22 months of study in the healthcare area of focus of the MBA for Executives program, as well as specialized training and mentoring from experts in the disparit
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Business Schools Must Do Better
Business schools must commit to using their vast pools of resources to enable their students to rethink the notion of equity and what it means to listen, to be inclusive, to create value, to work effectively across disciplines, and to be impactful
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A Black Man Who Happened to Graduate from Yale
Last month, I graduated from Yale University with two master’s degrees. This is huge for my family. I’m incredibly proud and grateful for all who’ve poured into me. Yet, I’ve been grappling with the complexities.
Mayor’s College and CEO Summit Move Online and Pivot to New Topic: Racism
Racial Justice Resources and Allyship Actions
Petitions to sign, organizations to contact, books to read, and more, curated by the Community & Inclusion team.
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Exploring the Varied Paths of Black EMBA Students
As part of Yale SOM’s observance of Black History Month, the student-run Panel of Peers presented a conversation among three black professionals in the MBA for Executives program. Donato Clay ’21 shares his takeaways.
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Celebrating Black Culture and Achievement at Yale SOM
Markea Dickinson ’20 reflects on BlackOut, Yale SOM’s annual celebration of culture across the African diaspora, and shares insights into the school’s other Black History Month-related events.
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Video: Seeing the Whole Patient
The MBA for Executives course Population Health and Health Equity provides an introduction to two frameworks that are influential in healthcare today: improving health outcomes for entire communities, and addressing health equity among underserved
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