Anette Diaz (She/Her/Ella) is a junior in Stiles majoring in Latin American Studies alongside the Education Studies Intensive Certificate and Spanish Certificate. She is ...
By 2012, two years after Yale’s Teacher Prep Program and Urban Teaching Initiative were closed, the future of Education Studies was uncertain. But, 8 undergraduates,...
Originally from Eubank, Kentucky, Lauryn Burdine (TD ‘24.5) is an American Studies major pursuing the EDST Intensive Certificate. When she’s not reading, hiking,...
After “teaching 8th grade science over the summer for Breakthrough Miami,” Alan Gao (SM ‘24) knew that he wanted to dive deeper into the theoretical frameworks of education....
Yale Education Studies is proud to offer courses taught by distinguished ed-practitioners. Jennifer Berkshire (she/her) shares her expertise in education journalism!...
When Rowan Claypool graduated from Yale in the spring of 1980, he had a lingering feeling that his job was not done. In response, he journeyed back to his hometown of...
Today, we continue the story of Education Studies at Yale, which continued to evolve after Yale’s Education department closed in 1950. Between 1947 and 1951, New Haven State...
