Events Calendar

Join YaleWomen Atlanta on Sunday, November 10th at 3 p.m. and hear about the adventures of Kristin Hacken South ’93, ’93 MA, as she pursues her career in archaeology. Address will be given upon rsvping to Tari Owi. 

Kristin Hacken South graduated from Yale University with two degrees in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, with a specialization in ancient Egyptian languages and history. She later worked at the Peabody Museum in the Anthropology Division and the Yale Art Gallery, where she conserved their Coptic textiles collection. During her Fulbright Fellowship in Egypt, she put her training in textile conservation to use on the archaeological site of Fag el-Gamus, located on the eastern edge of the Fayum. She has since worked at that site for 25 years, regularly speaking at international conferences and publishing academic articles. She has lived in the Atlanta area for three years.

Join us for an in-person panel discussion about the challenges and opportunities of applying to competitive PhD programs. The purpose of this program is for undergraduate students to hear directly from current PhD students about what a PhD program entails, how it can be funded, the components of the application process and how you can best demonstrate your potential as a PhD candidate. The panelists and moderators are all first-generation students in top PhD programs (see below for their bios).

It is a great opportunity to hear from alumni currently in PhD programs and meet fellow first-gen low-income Yale students who share common interests. Alumni and students from Yale College and G&P schools are invited. Note, that you do not need to be first-gen or from a low-income background to attend. 

We are excited that this is our 9th annual gathering where alumni share their “real world” experiences in life skills and careers, including the arts, business, communications, consulting, education, entertainment, finance, health care, government, law & social justice, non-profits, public service, real estate, STEM, Yale in Hollywood, and more!

Students will come with questions about the current job world and strategies about how to develop a career, or several careers. Alumni really want to meet these students and help them navigate their career explorations, know what skills are critical, how to take advantage of all of Yale's resources, and share their experience at Yale and after graduation.

It is a great opportunity to welcome current first-gen low-income Yale students and meet fellow alumni who share similar backgrounds and have common bonds. Alumni and students from Yale College and G&P schools are invited. Note, that you do not need to be first-gen or from a low-income background to attend. We all celebrate being members of the Yale family.

Meet friends before the Yale-Princeton game at this FREE event open to all Yale alumni and guests, hosted by the Yale Alumni Association. No registration necessary. Enjoy free brunch sandwiches, vegan chili, cookies, hot chocolate, and giveaways while they last – come early!

Alumni Village opens at 10 a.m. and is located within Hospitality Village adjacent to the Yale Bowl. Visit us across from Lot D.

We look forward to seeing you as we cheer the Bulldogs on to victory in the final home game of the season! Visit Game Day Central to purchase tickets to the game and learn more about tailgating, parking, and the clear bag policy.