Yes Stories
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Rural Students Alliance
Plunging into an unfamiliar environment like Yale is difficult, especially for students from small towns and rural backgrounds.
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Hong Bui ('18)
After graduating, Hong spent two years as a research assistant at the National Institute of Mental Health researching youth irritability and ADHD.
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Matthew Makomenaw
Matthew Makomenaw is the Assistant Dean of Yale College and Director of the Native American Cultural Center (NACC).
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Jane Matilda Bolin Program
Not many high school students get to study topics like medical racism or Black disability. The Jane Matilda Bolin Program is helping to change that.
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Matt Post ('22) Featured in Education Week and Baltimore Sun
Matt Post (‘22) led organizing efforts of student school board members around the country to file an amicus brief with the Supreme Court.
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Wayne Zhang ('18)
After graduation, Wayne Zhang taught English as a Fulbright Scholar in France and a Yale-China Teaching Fellow in Changsha, China.
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Education Studies Faculty Director Grace Kao Interviewed on Anti-Asian Racism and Sexism
Education Studies faculty director and sociologist Grace Kao was recently interviewed in WSHU NPR News.
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Program History: Early 1900s
Having awarded PhDs in education since the 1890s, Yale established a graduate Department of Education in 1920.
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Yale Education Tutoring Initiative
Created in response to COVID-19, the Yale Education Tutoring Initiative matched Yale volunteers to students from New Haven and West Haven.