Yale Alumni College provides a unique learning environment for alumni, family, and friends, through small seminars that meet on a weekly basis and focus on a single subject or topic of discussion. These seminars are taught by Yale alumni and sometimes by Yale professors on sabbatical in your area.
After years serving as stalwart Yale Day of Service volunteers and regional organizers, Paul Broholm ’78 and Betsy Sullivan ’74, ’76 MA will assume a new mantle, taking over as co-chairs of the longtime Yale Alumni Association program.
For 2019 Yale Alumni Association Assembly and Yale Alumni Fund Convocation, we asked speakers and attendees to share their five-word leadership stories. The response was overwhelming, with more than 200 stories rolling in. Here are some of the highlights.
More than 200 people gathered on campus recently for the Yale Environmental Sustainability Summit, an alumni-led, two-day conference that brought together members of the Yale community and top environmental leaders to address pressing global environmental issues.
YaleNews takes a look back at its stories most popular among its readers and those that look at major initiatives and happenings on campus. Among those highlighted are Nancy Brown '80 MS, Jackie Sibblies Drury ’03, Sheila Fiekowsky '75 MusM, Ann Miura-Ko ’98, and Owen Young '87 MusM.
Registration is now open for the the inaugural Yale International Alliance Conference on Global Citizenship, March 13-14, 2020. Join Yale’s global community of scholars, alumni, and international leaders to explore how global citizenship impacts our lives and shapes our leadership.
Each of us has a unique story of how we came to Yale, and many of you have shared your life stories with me. These stories are all different, but all have a common theme: how the Yale experience influenced our lives and choices.
