Content tagged with Tag: On Campus

The Yale Alumni Association Board of Governors gather during its April 2019 meetings.

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YAA Board of Governors wrap up the academic year by honoring volunteers, planning for the future

As small-city newspapers shrink or disappear, Paul Bass ’82 has found a nonprofit model for robust coverage of local issues. Credit Mark Ostow

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Think locally: Paul Bass '82 helps reinvent civic journalism in New Haven

Harold "Skip" Masback speaking at a Youth Ministry Institute lunch and lecture

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Dedicated to the flourishing of youth: Skip Masback ’94 MDiv

Madeleine Albright talks to Hillary Clinton '73 JD and John Kerry '66 during the Kerry Initiative Conference, “Challenges to Democracy at Home and Abroad.”

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Clinton '73 JD, Kerry '66 discuss U.S. role on world stage at Kerry Initiative Conference

Left to right: Emily Almendarez ’20, former Yale professor Rodolfo Alvarez, and Anica Alvarez Nishio ’88 at La Casa. Photo credit: Brita Belli

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Alumni and students share stories of Latinx activism and evolution at Yale

Courtney J. Martin ’09 PhD is the new director of the Yale Center for British Art.

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Courtney J. Martin ’09 PhD named director of the Yale Center for British Art

The Yale Slavic Chorus

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Radical tradition: Yale Slavic Chorus celebrates 50 years at Yale

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With alumni as its guide, AASA reignites its activist roots

Cornell Brooks '90 JD gives the keynote address at the 2019 Impact Conference.

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DEI Impact Conference explores idea of personal engagement to effect societal change

Left to right: L to R: Jill Allen, Terry Dunn '76, and Eric Allen '76

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An alumnus returns to Yale to find much wonder, great promise (and less homework)

Ernie Pick '64 and his wife, Susan

Alumni Voices

The great joys of returning to Yale as a student … 50 years later

Lovely Dhillon '90 JD speaks Friday during the 16th Careers, Life, and Yale Leadership Workshop.

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Careers, Life, and Yale Leadership workshop encourages students to pursue their dreams

Celebrated author and essayist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie ’08 MA will be the featured speaker at 2019 Class Day. (Photo credit: Wani Olatunde)

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Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie ’08 MA to speak at Class Day

Artist Matthew Barney ’89 B.A. while installing “Redoubt,” his new exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery. Barney consulted with Yale faculty while researching the multi-facteted project. (Photo credit: Jessica Smolinski)

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Artist Matthew Barney’s '89 latest work enriched by Yale experience

Laszlo Bock '99 MBA speaks during his conversation with Amy Wrzesniewski, the Michael H. Jordan Professor of Management and an expert on how people experience work, titled “The Meaning of Work, and Why it Matters.”

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Laszlo Bock ’99 MBA of Google and Humu discusses the future of managing people

Yale for Life students head to a class during the 2018 session.

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A Unique Chance to Study Yale … at Yale, with Yale for Life

Patricia Melton '83 returned to New Haven in 2012 to become the executive director of New Haven Promise.

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Coming back to New Haven with newfound purpose: Patricia Melton ’83

Graphic promoting the Impact conference on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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Registration now open for inaugural DEI Impact Conference

A production still from the film “Redoubt,” part of Matthew Barney’s exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery.

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Yale exhibit to feature work of contemporary artist Matthew Barney '89

Christine Curtis at Vassar, 1968. Photo courtesy Vassar College.

Alumni Voices

My time in New Haven: The journey and experience of a woman at Yale before women at Yale