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Resources for students:

Softwares:

Software Description Access Information
Microsoft Office Suite Includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more for document creation and editing. Yale Software Library
Adobe Creative Cloud Comprehensive suite including Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat DC, and other design tools. Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription
MATLAB High-level language and environment for numerical computation and visualization. Yale Software Library
Mathematica Computational software for symbolic and numerical calculations. Yale Software Library
EndNote Reference management software for organizing citations and bibliographies. Yale Software Library
SPSS Statistical analysis software for data management and analytics. Yale Software Library
ArcGIS Geographic Information System software for mapping and spatial analysis. Yale Software Library
Autodesk Software Design and engineering software including AutoCAD and Maya. Autodesk Education Community
Microsoft Azure Dev Tools for Teaching Developer tools and learning resources for cloud computing and software development. Microsoft Azure for Students
Box at Yale Cloud-based file sharing and storage service with 50GB of storage. Digital Resources
Clarity Platform AI chatbot similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, housed within Yale’s secure infrastructure. Yale AI Tools
Zoom Video conferencing tool for online meetings and classes. Student Technology Collaborative
Cisco AnyConnect VPN Virtual Private Network client for secure remote access to Yale’s network. Graduate Student Assembly
Duo Mobile Two-factor authentication app required for accessing Yale’s internal sites off-campus. Graduate Student Assembly
LiveSafe Safety app for summoning help and live chatting with safety officials. Graduate Student Assembly
DoubleMap Real-time Yale Shuttle tracking app. Graduate Student Assembly
TapRide App for summoning Yale Safe Rides between 6 PM and 6 AM. Graduate Student Assembly
See.Click.Fix App for reporting civic issues in New Haven, such as potholes or broken traffic lights. Graduate Student Assembly
STC Studios Free graphic design and media support services for the Yale community. STC at Yale

Newspapers and Magazines:

Publication Description Access Information
The New York Times Daily newspaper covering national and international news, politics, business, and culture. Access Instructions
The Wall Street Journal Daily newspaper focusing on business and economic news. Access Instructions
The Washington Post Daily newspaper offering comprehensive political reporting and analysis. Access Instructions
Financial Times International daily newspaper with an emphasis on business and economic news. Access Instructions
The Atlantic Magazine covering news, politics, culture, technology, and more. Access Instructions
The New Yorker Weekly magazine featuring journalism, commentary, criticism, essays, fiction, satire, cartoons, and poetry. Access Instructions
The Economist Weekly publication focusing on current affairs, international business, politics, technology, and culture. Access Instructions
Politico Pro Platform offering in-depth political and policy reporting. Access Instructions
STAT News News organization focused on health, medicine, and scientific discovery. Access Instructions
Library PressReader Service providing access to recent issues of newspapers and magazines from around the world. Access Instructions

Financial and Business Databases:

Database Description Access Information
S&P Capital IQ Offers comprehensive financial data, analytics, and market intelligence on companies, markets, transactions, and people worldwide. Access Instructions
FactSet Provides integrated financial information and analytical applications for investment and corporate professionals. Access Instructions
Bloomberg Terminal Delivers real-time data, news, and analytics for financial professionals. Access Instructions
IBISWorld Provides industry market research reports and risk ratings. Access Instructions
Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS) A research platform offering access to various business research databases across multiple disciplines. Access Instructions
ABI/INFORM Global Contains full-text content from business and management publications worldwide, covering various disciplines. Access Instructions
Business Source Complete Provides bibliographic and full-text content for scholarly business journals dating back to 1886. Access Instructions

Yale Faculty Typology

Faculty Type Description Tenure Status Primary Responsibilities Employment Duration % of Yale Faculty
Tenured Faculty Professors with permanent positions after tenure review. Tenured Research, teaching, and service. Permanent 37.6%
Tenure-Track Faculty Professors on the path to tenure, undergoing evaluation. Tenure-Track Research, teaching, and service. Fixed-term leading to tenure 13.3%
Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Faculty not on tenure track, including lecturers and adjuncts. Non-Tenured Primarily teaching, some research/service. Fixed-term contracts, renewable 49.1%
Adjunct Faculty Part-time faculty hired on a course-by-course basis. Non-Tenured Teaching specific courses. Short-term, often semester-based Included in Non-Tenure-Track
Clinical Faculty Faculty focused on practical, applied teaching in areas like law or medicine. Non-Tenured Teaching and supervising practical work. Fixed-term contracts, renewable Included in Non-Tenure-Track
Research Faculty Faculty focused primarily on conducting research, often funded by grants. Non-Tenured (sometimes Tenure-Track) Research, publishing, grant work. Fixed-term or tenure-track Included in Non-Tenure-Track
Professors of Practice Experienced professionals bringing real-world expertise to programs. Non-Tenured Teaching and mentoring students. Fixed-term contracts, renewable Included in Non-Tenure-Track
Emeritus Faculty Retired faculty members honored for their distinguished service. Non-Tenured Advisory roles, sometimes guest lecturing. Permanent but honorary Not specified
Teaching Assistants (TAs) Graduate students assisting faculty with teaching, grading, and administrative tasks. Non-Tenured Teaching support, grading, and research. Temporary, while enrolled Not applicable
Postdoctoral Fellows Recent Ph.D. graduates conducting advanced research under a faculty supervisor. Non-Tenured Research, sometimes teaching. Temporary, typically 1–3 years Not specified
Affiliate/Adjoint Faculty Faculty from other institutions collaborating with Yale. Non-Tenured Research or occasional teaching. Temporary or part-time Not specified
Visiting Professors Senior faculty temporarily visiting from other institutions. Non-Tenured Teaching or research during their visit. Temporary (short- to mid-term) Not specified
Instructional Faculty Faculty focused solely on teaching with minimal research expectations. Non-Tenured Teaching and course development. Fixed-term contracts, renewable Included in Non-Tenure-Track