Student transcripts maintained by the Office of the Registrar, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Yale University, ca. 1925-2007 (inclusive).

Yale College (1887- )

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The Yale College Internship Program began in 1975 under the directorship of A. Tappan Wilder. The program, which ran in conjunction with Yale Summer Term, placed 25 undergraduates a year in government, business, and media internships during fall or spring term. In 1979 the Yale Summer Program ended, raising questions about the future of the internship program. In the same year Wilder left Yale, and Antonia Stolper, a former intern, was appointed to replace him. Stolper left Yale in 1980. Jean Ca...

Yale University.

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Yale University. Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

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Faculty members holding appointments in the academic departments of both Yale College and the Graduate School together constitute the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Within this Faculty there are four divisions: the division of the biological sciences, the division of the humanities, the division of the social sciences, and the division of the physical sciences and engineering. From the guide to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Yale University, photographs, circa 1930-1970, (Manuscrip...

Yale university. Sheffield scientific school

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In 1847, Yale established the Department of Philosophy and Arts, which offered courses in philosophy, the arts, and the sciences. As the scientific fields gained in strength, the School of Applied Chemistry and the School of Engineering were developed. These schools were combined in 1854 to form the Yale Scientific School. In 1858 Joseph Earl Sheffield purchased the old Medical Institution and presented it to Yale, along with scientific apparatus and an endowment. The new school, dedicated as th...