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… institutional partners, investigating their research and other institutional priorities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The series aims to surface common challenges and … please go here .  On the Ground Perspectives: Q&A with Professor Alberto Vital On the Ground Perspectives: Q&A with …

… in the September 28, 2018, issue of the Yale Daily News. “We are in a new Cold War,” said Russian-American … States created Vladimir Putin” to a crowd of more than 150 students, faculty and members of the New Haven community at … by a Q&A portion moderated by Douglas Rogers, associate professor of anthropology. The event was sponsored by the …

… excellence in the social sciences.  The citation for Professor Harms states: “Erik Harms, associate professor of anthropology, your students speak highly of your compassion and support of their … learning, where students come ‘prepared and excited’ for each class session. They appreciate the trust you have in …

… Zilibotti is also studying the unequal effects of pandemic-related school closures on children. The Tuntex Professor of International and Development Economics in the … That inequality is attenuated by the fact that all the students are interacting in a common setting with the same …

… Chinese civilization Jonathan Spence ’65 Ph.D., Sterling Professor Emeritus of History, whose scholarship shaped the … packed with upheaval and personalities. For generations of students, the “Modern China” course, simply known among … and everyone else, as far as the room would hold, on day three. Ultimately the university gave up trying to find a …

… the people are not so safe. For responsible citizens and students, who may become the change makers of tomorrow, we … survival.” ISIS militias had given the Yazidis in Sinjar three days to leave Iraq. Those who remained would be … post-screening discussion. But she does not have much good news to share. “Things now are much worse than what you see …

… nation facing historic challenges. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to surge, with more than 11 million U.S. … How did we become so divided?  Ian Shapiro , Sterling Professor of Political Science, has examined the origins of … more like Argentina’s or Brazil’s. The president would find it easier to insist that “only I have been elected by …

… about food and to watch Nollywood movies and to read the news if you will, which at the time was – I mean, the news is … of a lot – but at the time I was in the program, the Ebola pandemic was happening. And so it was quite interesting to … Is there anything else you’d like to share any exciting plans on the horizon? I’m happy to be able to travel again …

… (Yale University Press, 2024). The book is a product of a three-year investigation undertaken by the Yale and Slavery … by Gilder Lehrman Center Director David Blight (Sterling Professor of History at Yale), received vital assistance from faculty, students, staff, librarians, and New Haven community members. …

… children’s cognitive skills,” said Attanasio, the Cowles Professor of Economics in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and … the most. “ While cognitive skills improved for all students, the social and emotional impacts were mainly … of Pennsylvania. Written by Mike Cummings for Yale News. …