A key figure in advancing global health initiatives, Hotez has over his career led efforts to develop vaccines for diseases affecting impoverished populations.
Laura Nasrallah, Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation at Yale Divinity School, was honored at a ceremony in Norway on Sept. 2.
The honor, which comes with a substantial five-year grant, recognizes early career teachers and scholars who are most likely to become future academic leaders.
Yale theologian Teresa Berger was recognized by the North American Academy of Liturgy for distinguished contribution to the professional work of the field.
The National Film Preservation Foundation grant will support the preservation of two short films by Sheldon Renan ’63.
Posada, Assistant Professor of American Studies, was awarded a fellowship to support work addressing issues at the intersection of technology and society.
One Yale faculty project aims to more effectively treat endometriosis. The other seeks to help women who have been incarcerated improve their health outcomes.
A new webpage has been launched at the Yale Child Study Center to allow families and referring practitioners to view research participation opportunities.
Glibetić and Radle, who come to Yale from the University of Notre Dame, are among the most decorated liturgical historians of their generation.
From May 28–June 6, the Yale chamber choir will tour the United Kingdom. Find more information about dates, venues, and tickets.