In Yale SOM’s Global Leadership course, political scientist Jacob Hacker discusses the policies and politics that have disproportionately benefited the rich.
“Fempire: The Yale Conference on Women, Technology, and Power” will join industry leaders, activists, policymakers, and scholars at Yale SOM on Friday, March 1.
Yale’s holistic view of diversity has been an inspiration to Braswell, now the CEO of the job platform Jopwell and author of the book “Let Them See You.”
Bracken, an expert on global competition, discusses the U.S. government’s criminal charges against the Chinese tech company and what’s likely to happen next.
Yale SOM’s Shane Frederick investigated why certain riddles confound us. He found that these “stumpers” expose mental models that blind us to possible answers.
SOM’s presence is being felt across sectors in China, where an expanding economy is providing more opportunities for a network of nearly 200 graduates.
Chance, an assistant professor of marketing at the School of Management and an expert in influence and persuasion, weighs in on the battle over the shutdown.
Faculty members Bryan Kelly, Julia DiBenigno, and Tristan Botelho study different fields, but they share a commitment to doing work that isn’t just theoretical.
Co-founded by SOM alumni Will Sealy and Paul Joo, Summer unites tech and policy expertise in an app that guides borrowers through the maze of government loans.
