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  • Student Life & Community

    While you are at Yale, you will meet friends, colleagues, and mentors through your academic program. There are lots of additional ways to build relationships that will help you thrive as a graduate student.

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  1. Belonging at Yale

    Belonging at Yale is the name for the university’s activities to enhance diversity, support equity, and promote an environment of welcome, inclusion, and respect.

    • Student Life & Community
    • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging
    • Information
  2. Chaplain's Office

    The Chaplain’s Office at Yale supports students from all faith traditions as well as students who don’t identify with any specific tradition. In addition to building community, the Chaplain's office is available to provide pastoral care and grief resources to students.

    • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging
    • Student Life & Community
    • Office
  3. Conduct & Grievance Procedures

    The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences invests in and draws upon the strengths of a collaborative, diverse, and inclusive community of scholars and researchers. This page outlines the support resources and procedures available to GSAS students when there are concerns about our shared community values.

    • Advising & Mentoring
    • Student Life & Community
    • Information
  4. Discrimination & Harassment Resources

    Acts of discrimination and harassment are contrary to the community standards and ideals of our university. If you have experienced discrimination or harassment, been witness to a situation, or just need to talk, we encourage you to seek support. The resources, offices, and individuals highlighted on this site are available to provide guidance and to help you through informal or formal complaint procedures.

    • Advising & Mentoring
    • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging
    • Student Life & Community
    • Information
  5. Duke Graduate School Mentoring Toolkit

    The Duke Graduate School has created a variety of resources to support graduate students and faculty in building strong mentoring relationships.

    • Advising & Mentoring
    • Student Life & Community
    • Information
  6. FEAST for Teaching

    The Graduate School’s "Free Eating Attracts Students & Teachers" ("FEAST") program allows faculty course supervisors and their teaching fellows or part time acting instructors to discuss teaching issues over lunch.

    • Advising & Mentoring
    • Interdisciplinary Academic Opportunities
    • Professional Development & Career Strategy
    • Student Life & Community
    • Teaching
    • Information
  7. Good Life Center

    The Good Life Center offers free wellness-focused programming for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Through evidence-backed programming on mindfulness, gratitude, social connection, exercise, sleep, acts of kindness, time in nature, play, and time affluence, the Good Life Center encourages students to slow down and figure out just what wellness means for them personally.

    • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging
    • Health & Wellness
    • Student Life & Community
    • Office
  8. Graduate & Professional Student Senate (GPSS)

    The Graduate & Professional Student Senate (GPSS) engages students from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and Yale's professional schools in community service; organizes social, academic, and professional events; and supports student groups. Senate members also represent graduate and professional students on official university committees.

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    • Information
    • Office