Nominations are open through September 6 for the Yale Alumni Association Board of Governors Excellence Awards, newly revamped for 2019 to better highlight the efforts, events, and programs of Yale’s alumni groups and organizations.
Each year, Yale alumni elect one fellow of the Yale Board of Trustees. While nominations for alumni fellow are open year-round, the deadline for consideration for this election cycle is September 10. Voting on the slate of candidates will be conducted in the spring.
Yale Day of Service 2019 featured hundreds of service projects around the world in 15 countries and nearly all 50 states. This year’s theme, “Think Globally, Act Locally” speaks to the impact that local projects can have beyond the time and place they occur.
The Yale Medal is the highest honor presented by the Yale Alumni Association, awarded annually to members of the Yale family for their individual service to the university. In November, five more deserving alumni will join the ranks of those so honored.
The Devane Lectures is returning to campus this semester and will be taught by Sterling Professor of Political Science Ian Shapiro. The class, entitled "Power and Politics in Today's World," is free and open to alumni.
A prominent voice for data-driven, evidence-based solutions, the appointment of David Wilkinson ’06 JD marks the latest step in the university’s investment in social-science scholarship that shapes public policy.
Marian Chertow ’81 MPPM, ’00 PhD, associate professor of industrial environmental management at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, has been awarded the Society Prize by the International Society for Industrial Ecology.
The mentorship Ted Love ’85 MD received at Yale School of Medicine from teachers like Margaret “Peggy” Bia helped prepare him for the role of CEO and bringing an effective treatment for sickle cell disease to market.
After years without a consistent presence, the Yale Club of Michigan Task Force has worked diligently in 2019 to revitalize the club through a series of programs and offerings.
When Gus Succop '79 MDiv lost his mortarboard during Commencement 40 years ago, he had to rely on the kindness of strangers to get a replacement. Some pretty famous strangers, as it turns out.
