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Eli Whitney Students Program

Yale’s ELI WHITNEY STUDENTS PROGRAM, formerly known as Yale’s Degree Special Student Program, is designed for nontraditional students who have not had the opportunity to begin or to complete their formal college education because of previous or continuing family or job responsibilities, but whose work/life experience and community involvements promise to add unusual dimensions to undergraduate life in the classroom. Students attend Yale part-time, are affiliated with but not eligible to live in Residential Colleges, and are not eligible for financial aid. Eli Whitney Program students meet the same academic requirements as other undergraduates. The SUE M. LEVY MEMORIAL PRIZE, derived from a fund created by family, friends, and classmates of Sue M. Levy, BLS ’86, an early leader of Yale’s Degree Special Student Program, is awarded to an Eli Whitney Student with financial need who has contributed to the quality of life of the Yale community. The Prize is the only source of financial aid available to these students.
DANIEL MASON ’08 Major: History of Art Yale University Art Gallery, Student Curator, “What is a Line: Drawings from the Collection” Nancy Horton Bartels Scholar Intern at the YUAG Department of African Art Margaret Laughlin Marshall-John M.S. Allison Fellowship to attend Venice Biennale Goal: Masters Degree in Curatorial Studies	WENDY VALLEAU ’08 Major: Classical Civilization/Teacher Prep Yale peer tutor in Latin language Tutor in ancient Greek, Southern CT Language and Cultural Experience Program Mother of six children Home school teacher for 19 years Goal: As a high school teacher, to make a difference in the lives of my students.
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