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Vermund explained that the School of Public Health dean currently has medical school departmental chair authority, so decisions such as promotions, grants and sabbaticals must be approved by the ...
Tax-exempt properties and lower-valued real estate result in a smaller tax base that makes funding public schools more difficult. This prevents cities like New Haven from providing the funds their ...
Perspectives > Faust Files Revamping Yale's Public Health School — Megan Ranney, MD, MPH, talks about her new position as dean of the Yale School of Public Health ...
The initiative places Yale music students in local classrooms as teaching artists and offers a summer academy.
For 21 New Haven Public School graduates, college begins at home. The students were admitted into Yale University’s class of 2028 and they are the largest group to enter as freshmen in the ...
A Yale Public Schools teacher wants to turn her passion into advocacy for education after being selected for a regional teacher of the year award. Jennifer Senkmajer is a fourth grade teacher at ...
Yale Law School’s decision to stop cooperating with U.S. News’s rankings landed like a thunderclap. New records show what deans thought about the “revolution.” ...
Mary Keefe, director of admissions at Yale School of Public Health (YSPH), has seen thousands of applications from students interested in changing the world through public health.
Yale’s School of Public Health Honors Nine-Year-Old Lanternfly Catcher Who Was Reported to Police From catching insects to catching the attention of professionals in science, this girl is on fire.
Yale Law School — long ranked No. 1 by U.S. News & World Report — is quitting the magazine’s rankings, ... which Yale uses to support students pursuing public-interest careers, ...
For 21 New Haven Public School graduates, college begins at home. The students were admitted into Yale University’s class of 2028 and they are the largest group to enter as freshmen in the ...