Developing and Using Mobile Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Services with Dr. Sandy Springer (VIDEO)

Developing and Using Mobile Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Services with Dr. Sandy Springer (VIDEO)

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On this episode of Getting2U, hosts Peta-Gaye Tomlinson and Dante Gennaro spotlight the nation’s first Mobile Healthcare Pharmacy Van. Joined by Dr. Sandra Springer, Professor of Medicine at Yale School of Medicine and Founder of the InSTRIDE Research Lab, the discussion explores the launch of the nation’s first mobile retail pharmacy, patient services on the van, continuity of care, and lessons learned in expanding access to HIV prevention and treatment.

If you have a topic you’d like us to discuss or want to share feedback, please email us at CTAETC@yale.edu.

Developing and Using Mobile Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Services with Dr. Sandy Springer

Developing and Using Mobile Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Services with Dr. Sandy Springer

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On this episode of Getting2U, hosts Peta-Gaye Tomlinson and Dante Gennaro spotlight the nation’s first Mobile Healthcare Pharmacy Van. Joined by Dr. Sandra Springer, Professor of Medicine at Yale School of Medicine and Founder of the InSTRIDE Research Lab, the discussion explores the launch of the nation’s first mobile retail pharmacy, patient services on the van, continuity of care, and lessons learned in expanding access to HIV prevention and treatment.

If you have a topic you’d like us to discuss or want to share feedback, please email us at CTAETC@yale.edu.

What Happens to Your Application After You Submit?

What Happens to Your Application After You Submit?

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The admissions process can seem like a mysterious black box. Your application goes in one side and, a few weeks later, a decision comes out the other. At Yale, real people make decisions at every stage of review, and every student is admitted by a committee. Hannah and Mark walk through each step in an application’s journey from data download to initial review, area reading, second reading, and committee deliberation. They explain the “who” “what” and “how” of each stage. For a quick overview of Yale’s process visit https://admissions.yale.edu/step-by-step.

How Do You Swim With Aggressive Sharks?

How Do You Swim With Aggressive Sharks?

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What can a close encounter with a nine-foot shark teach us about business, community, and the future?

At Grist’s recent 10th anniversary event of their 50 Fixers list, Steph explores what becomes possible when we choose collaboration over competition, build unlikely coalitions, and share value with the communities we serve. The same shift in perspective can change how we think about climate solutions, infrastructure, and even the stories we tell about the natural world.

Because the goal isn’t simply to survive. It’s to create a future where we can thrive together — by caring for one another, being good neighbors, and, instead of swimming away from each other, swimming toward each other.

What Yale Looks For, Part 2: Supporting Others

What Yale Looks For, Part 2: Supporting Others

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Continuing their in-depth review of what Yale admissions officers look for, Hannah and Mark discuss the importance of making a positive impact on others and review how different application components demonstrate students’ support for those around them. The episode explains how officers consider an applicant’s impact on other people and details how Yale’s values and approach to evaluating applications is grounded in a letter written by Yale’s president in 1967. The hosts also shine a light on the shameful history of exclusion that characterized the origins of holistic admissions in early 20th century America.