Arctic blasts and polar vortexes have you down? The Yale alumni solution to the winter blues kicked off February 1 with the start of Feb Club Emeritus 2019, the monthlong celebration of all things Yale.
The goal of the conference is both to inspire and educate, with alumni sharing their personal journeys and speakers examining the historical and social context for DEI in the United States.
The first YAA Board of Governors meeting of 2019 convened earlier this month, with the board members and YAA staff navigating the plummeting New Haven temperatures to chart the association’s course.
Registration is now open for the YaleWomen Award for Excellence Panel and Dinner 2019. The event will be held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, March 7.
After a few frustrating years in the workforce, Porter Braswell ’11 in 2014 launched the job platform Jopwell to better match companies with professionals of color.
As an undergrad, Kristian Henderson '09, '10 MPH organized the Black Solidarity Conference. Recently, she returned as a speaker, talking about her journey from public health administrator to defining her own path.
Candace Jackson-Akiwumi ’05 JD is a staff attorney at the Federal Defender Program, representing indigent people from across northern Illinois who are accused of federal crimes.
Matthew Barney '89 is back on campus. The artist's first solo exhibition since 2016, “Redoubt,” will be on display at the Yale University Art Gallery from March 1 to June 16.
Are you hosting an event you would like to share with the Yale alumni community? If so, make sure to submit it to include in the YAA online calendar.
Your lifetime of learning continues with the opening of registration for Yale Alumni College spring courses. This semester’s lineup includes a dozen courses in seven locations around the country.
