YES Stories
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Roy Kohavi ('26)
“When kids are given dry, clinical manuals, they tune out. But storytelling has the power to engage them in ways current instruction doesn’t.”
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Ivy Tica ('26)
Experiences in the American public school system & the Philippine private school system contributed to her interest in comparative international ed.
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Paola Milbank ('26)
Paola’s experiences pushed her to think beyond the classroom—what is the meaning of education, and what does it mean for society at large?
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Carter Dewees ('25)
“What I love about Ed. Studies is its practicality and all the room it opens for innovation.”
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Diego Bolanos ('25)
Now a senior in Saybrook, Diego seeks to make visible the stories of low-income, international students attending Yale.
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Adam McPhail ('26) Field Experience
Adam’s experience at the National Coalition on School Diversity opened his eyes to the intersections between education policy, law, and civil rights.
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Lucía Cores Harg ('26)
“When I arrived at Yale, I realized this was a field of study I could pursue. And I’m so happy I did! Now, this is what I hope to do in life!”
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Hiroko Kawase ('26)
For Hiroko Kawase (she/her), education is more than just a field of study—it’s a tool for creating belonging.
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Anette Diaz ('25) Field Experience
“Before, there were no faces to the numbers … But I got to know the kids on a personal level, which gave meaning to the texts I read in class.”
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Sayda Martinez-Alvarado ('23) Selected as a 2025 Rhodes Scholar
EDST alumna Sayda Martinez-Alvarado was selected as a Rhodes Scholar for the 2025 cohort.