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How tenure works — and doesn't — at Yale | Yale Daily News
Feb 23, 2021 · In 2019, 68 percent of FAS ladder, or tenure-track, faculty identified as male, while 32 percent identified as female. This is a six-point difference from 2007, when 26 percent of faculty identified as female and 74 percent identified as male. In 2019, 22 of Yale’s FAS ladder faculty were Black, with three hired that year.
Law School sees drop in diversity post-affirmative action
Oct 4, 2024 · The Law School saw a drop in students of color from 57 percent in the class of 2026 to 50 percent in the class of 2027, the lowest since 2022 and coming after an eight-year trend of increasing racial diversity. The Law School did not share the specific breakdown of ethnicity or race for the class of 2027. According to 509 information report ...
Psychology of overcoming procrastination - Yale Daily News
Oct 11, 2024 · Procrastination is often synonymous with laziness or a lack of self-control. Psychology and mental health researchers, however, say the explanation of procrastination goes deeper than a lack of motivation. Procrastination is a result of an internal conflict between the rational desire to complete a task and the instinctual aversion to doing ...
Yale receives $1 million donation for Buddhist Studies
Oct 11, 2024 · On Thursday, representatives of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism visited Yale to present a $1 million gift for Buddhist studies. The donation will be used to bring speakers to campus and sponsor workshops, conferences and events in the Buddhist Studies program. The Jogye Order, the largest sect of Buddhism in Korea, has never before donated ...
UP CLOSE | The boss’ boss - Yale Daily News
Apr 17, 2023 · Ashe, the former mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee and United States ambassador to Poland who was running for a coveted spot on the Yale Corporation, had qualified as one of the first petition candidates on the ballot in 18 years. Salovey had called to inform Ashe that he had lost the election and then had a short, polite conversation with him.
UP CLOSE: The new Yale community - Yale Daily News
Sep 17, 2020 · University President Peter Salovey emailed the Yale community on July 1 to announce Yale’s fall plans: a semester of primarily remote instruction, with an invitation to live on a socially-distant, pandemic-adapted campus extended to first years, juniors and seniors.This decision gave the University a little less than two months to completely transform in-person social events and activities ...
Slifka Center searching for next Jewish Chaplain
Ada Perlman 10:34 pm, Oct 09, 2024. Staff Reporter. Yale Daily News. The Slifka Center at Yale is currently searching to fill the role of Howard M. Holtzmann Jewish Chaplain. In an email to the Slifka community last semester, Rabbi Jason Rubenstein announced his decision to leave Yale after six years as Jewish chaplain.
One year after establishment, Digital Ethics Center researchers …
Sep 4, 2024 · Since its establishment in the fall of 2023, the Yale Digital Ethics Center — also known as the DEC — has been exploring the societal implications of artificial intelligence and other nascent technologies, identifying both their potential benefits and the dangers they pose to humanity.. With a growing team of researchers and an interdisciplinary approach, the DEC has investigated a wide ...
Is Yale seeing the decline of the residential college?
Published on April 8, 2022. When Yale’s residential college system was founded in the 1930s, longtime administrator Sam Chauncey ’57 said the colleges were intended to be locales for faculty and student interaction. Senior history lecturer Jay Gitlin ’71 added that the residential colleges were originally founded to have an “egalitarian ...