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‘To the tables down at Mory’s’
PULL UP A CHAIR
Before it was a Yale fixture, Mory’s was a waterfront tavern. Basie Gitlin ‘10 and Penny Laurans reflect on its enduring pull and shared place in Yale life.
Building a life
STRONG FOUNDATIONS
Custodian Elidia Isidoro Lezama reflects on nearly nine years at Yale, and how training, teamwork, and support have shaped her professional journey.
Celebrating staff
YOU ROCK
Staff Spirit Week is here! Check out the calendar of events, and don’t miss Staff Appreciation Day on Tuesday. The fun starts at 11 a.m. on Old Campus.
Your Yale news spotlights the innovative thinkers who make Yale not just a workplace, but a destination where professionals thrive and build meaningful careers.
Upcoming Events
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Community Sewing Project | 1111 Chapel St.
Stop by the lobby of the Yale University Art Gallery to participate in a quilt-inspired community sewing project, meet people, & enjoy the company.
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Leadership Talk | Virtual
Show Up & Stand-Out: From Elevator Pitch to Interview Impact with Kalisha Fitzpatrick.
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Treasures from the Archives | Humanities Quadrangle
“The Rock:” A rogue general steals rockets and seizes Alcatraz in a vendetta against the government.
By the Numbers
1911
Founded in 1911 by Arnold Gesell, M.D., Ph.D. as the Yale Clinic of Child Development, the Yale Child Study Center was initially located in a room in the New Haven Dispensary. During Gesell’s 37 years at Yale, the clinic grew in size and productivity, and moved into a larger building on South Frontage Road.
More to Explore
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Built for biting.
Researchers have identified a 210-million-year-old crocodile relative from New Mexico as a distinct species.
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Artful America 250.
Explore America’s history and creativity through Art Gallery’s rich collection.
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Central ID Center relocation.
The Central ID Center, which offers ID cards, electronic fingerprinting, passport photos, and notary services, is now located at 221 Whitney Ave.
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Navigating a dementia diagnosis.
Yale School of Medicine’s Terri Fried shares her top tips to help caregivers navigate this life change.
