In events across campus Sept. 19-22, alumni and a roster of speakers will reflect on what coeducation has meant for Yale and generations of its students.
Anne Gardiner Perkins ’81 discussed her experience as an undergrad and her new book, “Yale Needs Women,” in a talk at the Wilton Public Library on Sept. 10.
This year’s honorees are Ruth Garrett Millikan ’69 Ph.D.; Douglas R. Green ’77 B.S., ’81 Ph.D.; Susan M. Kidwell ’82 Ph.D.; and Urjit Ravindra Patel ’90 Ph.D.
The life of the late Diekmann, a tireless conservationist, was celebrated by his Yale Swimming teammates with a climb to the top of a peak named in his honor.
The event covered environmental considerations, from the creation of art out of dead trees to the shortfall of affordable energy-efficient housing in Chicago.
Inadomi discusses how the group got started, its early challenges, advice for developing interest groups, the importance of diverse leadership teams, and more.
To nominate a group or organization for a 2019 YAA Board of Governors Excellence Award, visit the online nomination form and submit your nominee by Sept. 6.
Krish Vignarajah ’01 B.A., ’08 J.D. is the first immigrant CEO of the Baltimore-based immigrant support group Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service.
