Gaining Insight into China Through the Lens of Social Media
"Talks such as this complement our distinctly global curriculum at the MAM program, help us to become more culturally intelligent, and enrich our ability to work and manage global teams." - Cian O'Dowd '16 on insights gained during a recent Colloquium on Social Media with David Wertime YC '01, a senior editor at Foreign Policy
David Wertime YC '01, an expert on Chinese social media, spoke during a Yale SOM Social Media Colloquium on April 25.
A few fun facts about the graduating Yale MBA for Executives Class of 2016:- 52 Students
- 42 Classes
- 38 Residence Weeks
- 53% Students with 2+ graduate degrees
- 1 in 4 students w/ citizenship outside the U.S.
- 15 U.S. states represented
- 34 Global Network Week trips over two years
Events & workshops including:
Tour of Harkness Tower, PWG Trophy Room and talk on the history of Yale Athletics, Peabody Museum tour and talk Yale Center for Engineering Innovation and Design orientation, a talk by Greg Huber, Professor of Political Science, 2016 Presidential Primary, Yale/Harvard Football Game, Yale/St Lawrence Hockey Game, Mediation and Wellness Workshops with Yale Stress Center, and Voice and Presence, Professor Grace Zandarski, Yale Drama School
Congratulations #yalesom2016!
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