Virtual Quick Question appointments end Friday, April 26th. Advising Appointments are available throughout the summer and year-round.

Students of Color

Students and alums of color may face unique challenges in the career exploration and job search process and in the workplace. Yale’s Office of Career Strategy is committed to supporting students and alums of color as they navigate the career decision-making process and assess organizations’ work cultures.

Some employers may offer diversity recruitment programs aimed to address historical gaps in the workforce, and students are encouraged to research those programs to learn more.

Assess an Organization’s Culture

  • Mission, Values, and Goals: How does the organization prioritize diversity and inclusion? What’s in their mission statement and goals?
  • Demographics: What percentage of employees are underrepresented groups? Do you see diversity at all levels of the organization?
  • Affinity Groups: Does the organization offer special interest groups for employees?
  • Workplace Environment: During your interview, observe interactions among the staff. How does the staff treat you, and one another?
  • Mentorship: Does the organization provide opportunities for mentorship and professional growth?

Connect with Yale’s Cultural Centers

The cultural centers at Yale are open to all and serve as gathering places for communities of various backgrounds. The centers foster a sense of cultural identity, encourage student leadership, facilitate critical reflection, and stimulate informed action and advocacy. They also act as social hubs for students, supplementing the larger Yale community.

The Office for Graduate Student Development and Diversity (OGSDD) is committed to building and maintaining a caring community of scholars where students from diverse backgrounds and experiences are supported in their goals and pursuits.

Engage Alumni and Professionals

People who identify similarly to you may have similar interests in job functions and industries.

Visit the Informational Interviewing page to learn how to connect and use Cross Campus, Yale’s online networking and mentoring program.

Evaluate Organizations

Research organizations to learn how they compare on diversity and inclusion metrics.

Summer Housing Resources – U.S. and International

The following tips and list of housing resources by City are compiled annually based on referrals from Yale students and alums.

When starting your housing search, check with classmates and friends who will be in the same area as you …

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Yale Launchpad Scholars 2024-2025

First round applications due May 1, 2024.

The Yale Law School Launchpad Scholars Program is focused on increasing opportunity and equity in education and the legal profession. With rising law school application costs and other barriers limiting access to the …

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Reed Srere Senior Associate Director
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Boston University Summer Pre-Law Academy 2024

Boston University School of Law is excited to announce that in summer 2024, with support from LSAC’s Plus Program, they will again host the BU Summer Prelaw Academy (BU-SPLA), a residential four-week program focused on countering structural and environmental forces …

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Reed Srere Senior Associate Director
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Job Search Resources

A climate tech start-up bridging the equity and inclusion gap within the green economy through conversations, resources, and pathways to …

Women of Color Collective in Sustainability– WOC/CS, pronounced /woke•sÄ«s/, is a collective created to support women of color who …

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