New Law School Dean
David Boies Professor of Law, Robert C. Post '77 J.D. has been named Dean and Sol and Lillian Goldman Professor of Law at Yale Law School. He is a specialist in the area of constitutional law, including the First Amendment, equal protection, and legal history, and succeeds Harold Hongju Koh who was recently confirmed as legal adviser for the State Department. Post assumed his duties as dean on July 1. Read more about this news item. |
New Forestry & Environmental Studies Dean Named
Distinguished evolutionary biologist Sir Peter Crane has been appointed Carl W. Knobloch, Jr. Dean of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Currently the John and Marion Sullivan University Professor in the Department of Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago, Crane is also the former director of England's renowned Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Crane's research is focused on the diversity of plant life; its origin and fossil history, its current status, and its conservation and use. He succeeds James "Gus" Speth who will join the faculty at Vermont Law School. Crane will assume his duties as dean on September 1. Read more about this news item. |
2009 Alumni Fellow Election is "Green!"
After a successful transition last year, we will continue to strengthen our commitment to Yale's Sustainability Strategy, and distribute the Alumni Fellow election ballots electronically to all eligible alumni who have an e-mail address on file with the University. Please take a moment and update your e-mail addresses here. For those of you who cannot receive the ballot electronically, we will send a paper ballot to your mailing address. |
Fraudulent E-mail Warning
We have received several reports of phishing emails being sent to individuals asking the recipient to verify their email account or confirm their email identity. These message have not been sent by the AYA or Yale University and we ask that you not respond to them. More information on these messages can be found at www.aya.yale.edu/online/phishing.html |
Yale Doubles Number of Free Online Courses
For so many, education is a life-long endeavor, enriching and rewarding. Eight new courses in history, economics, literature and biomedical engineering taught by leading faculty have been added to " Open Yale Courses," the University's free online education initiative. Over half a million visitors from 187 countries have immersed themselves in this extraordinary experience since its debut last year. Will you be next?
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Yale Day of Service Photo Contest Winner Announced
The Yale Alumni Magazine sponsored a photo contest in conjunction with the Association of Yale Alumni's first global Yale Day of Service held on May, 16, 2009. Read more about the Day of Service and the photo contest.
Last May nearly 3,500 members of the Yale community made a difference where they lived and we hope you will be a part of the Yale Day of Service in 2010!
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New expanded space for the AYA
With the growth of our staff came the need for additional space. In April 2008, AYA made its home at both Rose Alumni House and in our nearby new facility at 1201 Chapel Street. Visit us at either location when you are next in New Haven.
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Learn more about the AYA Strategic Plan
