Dwight Hall program helps volunteers acquire the skills they need to effect social change
Action. Education. Technology. Any activity sponsored by the Dwight Hall Leadership Institute is focused around one -- or any combination -- of these concepts, says Matthew Nash, project manager of the institute.
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Yale Health Plan and School of Medicine take 'team approach'
to patient care
On occasions when Dr. Joann Knudson needs special advice about the care or treatment of one her patients in the Yale University Health Services' obstetrics and gynecology department, she turns to colleagues at the School of Medicine.
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Yale, Levin to be honored for promoting arts in city schools
President Richard C. Levin and Yale University will be honored at a benefit dinner hosted by Young Audiences of Connecticut, to be held Thursday, Nov. 12, 5:30-
9 p.m. at Anthony's Ocean View restaurant in New Haven.
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OTHER STORIES
Law professor Harold H. Koh is named U.S. Assistant Secretary of State

Renowned architects will lead studio classes during the spring semester

Dutch project is focus of 'Big Soft Orange' exhibit at the School of Architecture

MEDICAL SCHOOL NEWS

• Cutting-edge research in women's health funded by first Donaghue grants

• Only half of elderly stroke patients treated with anticoagulants, says study

• Women under 75 more likely than men to die of heart attacks, say scientists

• Nestler and Shaywitz have been elected to Institute of Medicine

Conference will examine medieval views about the divine incarnation

Discovery reveals how RNA enzyme replicates hepatitis delta virus

Renovations bring cutting-edge technology to museum's conservation laboratory

Fellowships to help fund faculty's research on brain, enzymes

Team Lux preparing for next solar car competition

Grant will support postdoctoral research on health policy issues

At the Yale Art Gallery this week: furniture workshops, British film series

Former Yale historian Thomas Mendenhall remembered at service

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