FACULTY & ACADEMICS
Kerry Initiative announces 19 Kerry Fellows

The Jackson School of Global Affairs announces its newest class of Kerry Fellows, who will contribute to policy research on climate change, global economic development and international diplomacy.

“The CEO-whisperer”: Inside Jeffrey Sonnenfeld’s Chief Executive Leadership Institute

The School of Management program, led by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, has strived over three decades to encourage corporate responsibility.

Yale opens new data science institute

The newly opened Institute for Foundations of Data Science aims to advance data science opportunities on campus.

PROFILE: Virginia Dominguez ’73 GRD ’79, an anthropologist looking to the future

The News sat down with Dominguez, a 2022 Wilbur Cross Recipient, to discuss her Cuban grandparents, the first class of Yale College women and anthropology’s bad rap.

As diversity program finishes first cycle, administrators propose changes to management at Yale

Following the end of the first cycle of Emerge program, which was launched this year, administrators plan to make changes to Yale’s managerial training program to further support diversity, equity and inclusion among staff.

Center of Language Study Director Nelleke Van Deusen-Scholl to retire

Van Deusen-Scholl, who assumed the CLS directorship in 2007, has developed programs that support undergraduate and graduate students. She will step down in the spring.

Yale College offers new computing and linguistics joint major

Led by linguistics professor Robert Frank, the new major is being established amidst burgeoning student interest in computer science and joins a growing number of joint majors.

An “erosion of expectations”: faculty and students react to firing of NYU professor

The firing of chemist and Yale alum Maitland Jones Jr., has sparked nationwide discussion on student expectations and how and when a professor should be fired.

Jackson School dedicated as Yale’s first professional school in half century

Fareed Zakaria ’86 and Pinelopi Goldberg spoke at a Saturday ceremony that officially opened the Jackson School of Global Affairs, a years-long, $200 million effort that the University hopes will bring together existing faculty and programs.

Lewis outlines academic priorities as Yale College Dean

The newly-named Dean of Yale College said that his near-term strategic goals include streamlining registration and boosting advising resources.

Yale graduates win Nobel Prize in Economics

Douglas Diamond ’80 and Phil Dybvig GRD ’79 won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Economics for their work in modeling bank runs during financial crises.