Yale's Leader's Way Program Returns with a Focus on Faith-Based Leadership
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale has announced the launch of its fourth Leader's Way program, set to begin on 1 June 2026. The week-long residential session will take place at the newly renovated Berkeley Center, marking the start of a year-long leadership initiative. Applications are now open, with tuition priced at $3,500 and partial scholarships available for those facing financial barriers.
The program kicks off with a five-day intensive session at Yale, led by a team that includes the Rev'd Dr. Jamie Hawkey as chaplain for the week. Following the residential phase, participants will join monthly online workshops and peer group discussions. Since its inception, 75 individuals have completed the first three cohorts of the Leader's Way.
The initiative is designed for innovators seeking to apply Gospel values in leadership roles. Fellows who finish the program receive an official certificate from Yale. Berkeley Divinity School, an Episcopal seminary with over 160 years of history, prepares clergy, educators, and leaders for service in church and society.
The newly refurbished Berkeley Center will host the residential portion of the program. Organisers describe the Fellows as a diverse group of change-makers dedicated to ethical and transformative leadership.
The fourth cohort of The Leader's Way will run from 1 to 5 June 2026, with ongoing virtual sessions throughout the year. Successful applicants will join a growing network of 75 alumni from previous rounds. The program's combination of in-person and online learning aims to equip leaders with practical skills rooted in faith-based principles.
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