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YCC Publications 2024
- December 04, 2024
Accolades, Awards & Honors
Committee on the Status of Women in Medicine (SWIM)
About Us
The Committee on the Status of Women in Medicine (SWIM) was founded in 1979 to address issues related to gender equality at the Yale School of Medicine. SWIM works to raise awareness of issues relevant to women who are faculty at the School of Medicine, and to advocate for women faculty with respect to these issues. SWIM meets regularly with the Dean to address issues and work together on ongoing initiatives critical to ensuring gender equity at the School of Medicine.
Issues that SWIM has identified as critically important to women faculty include:
- The "climate" - building a supportive environment, both professional and social - for women at Yale
- Increasing women in leadership roles
- Recruitment and retention of female faculty members
- Compensation equity
SWIM consists of the Executive Board and departmental liaisons. For more information, contact Committee.SWIM@yale.edu.
SWIM's Response to Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Abortion is Essential Health Care
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists website provides many resources for obstetrician–gynecologists and partners to connect, engage, and advocate to defend and expand access to abortion at all levels—in their practices, their communities, and their government.
Resources
Visit the resources page for opportunities in women's research, communications, articles, and many other resources.
The 100-year Anniversary of Women at YSM Symposium Celebration and Reflection was a success.
Our mission is to support a diverse YSM community that is empowered to transform health care and biomedical science. We strive to create an inclusive community of faculty, staff, and students whose voices and contributions are valued and respected.
The Office of Academic and Professional Development (OAPD) is committed to helping faculty at Yale School of Medicine thrive in their research, educational, and clinical careers.