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William Pang

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@YaleSPH '23 Epidemiology, @McGill_Eng '20. Passionate about public health, data science, and inequalities. Also writes. /william.pang(at)yale.edu

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Freelance Writer and Student at McGill University

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Student: I got rejected from the Ivy League. Now what?

Student: I got rejected from the Ivy League. Now what?

William Pang, a high-school senior at the Berkshire School, writes about the agonizing college-admissions pro…

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Liens de famille: ma nourrice, ma deuxième mère

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By William Pang
| Sélection Reader's Digest
À l’époque où ma nourrice s’occupait de moi, je pensais rarement à ses propres enfants à la maison. Nicole Xu Ma nourrice s’est occupée de moi jusqu’à mes 15 ans. Elle vivait avec nous dans notre appartement de Hong Kong. Mes parents, tous deux fonctionnaires, travaillaient de longues heures, et il fallait bien changer mes couches, aller me chercher à l’école, me préparer du poisson à la chinoise. Zenaida Bantugon était Philippine. Ma famille l’a toujours appelée tante Zeny.
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Healthcare Conference Focuses on Patient-Centered Innovations

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By William Pang
| Yale University
About 400 students, faculty and guests gathered at the Yale School of Management April 1 to attend the 18th annual Yale Healthcare Conference. This year’s conference, which was organized by students at the Yale Schools of Management, Medicine, Nursing and Public Health, focused on patient-centered healthcare. “The last two years have laid bare the stark challenges, inequities and inefficiencies that face our healthcare system,” Daisy Bourne.
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Feeling Invisible & Unheard: The Impact of Racist Stereotypes on Black Teenage Girls

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By William Pang
| Yale University
Girls and women of color often have to deal with the dual effects of racism and sexism. But few studies to date have looked at how Black teenage girls internalize this gendered racism and the ramifications of racist messages and stereotypes on their overall sexual health.
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