Welcome to a captivating episode of the Yale College Voices Podcast, featuring the insightful Ferentz Lafargue. Join us as we explore Ferentz's compelling narrative and his impactful journey from Saybrook Residential College Dean to his current roles as Associate Dean of Residential College Life and Director of Yale College’s Mellon Mays and Edward A. Bouchet Undergraduate Fellowship Programs.

Discover the essence of Ferentz's approach, rooted in the cultivation of the three pillars of student life: self-discovery, a profound sense of place, and an unwavering commitment to responsibility. In this episode, we unravel Ferentz's active role in guiding students toward their goals, whether through individual sessions or leading group training sessions for Yale College's First Year Counselors.

Beyond the academic sphere, Ferentz's community engagement takes center stage, showcasing his diverse impact on ventures such as district marketing and coaching youth basketball. Join us for an engaging conversation where Ferentz shares reflections on his Haitian heritage, his unexpected journey from aspiring sports columnist to literature professor, and pivotal moments that fueled his commitment to community service. Tune in to gain valuable insights on fostering a transformative college experience and embracing personal growth in this episode of Yale College Voices Podcast.

Podcast Host: Darice Corey | Director of Web and IT Planning | Yale College Dean's Office DEIB Advisory Committee Co-Chair
Podcast Guest: Ferentz LaFargue | Associate Dean of Residential College Life | Director of Mellon Mays and Edward A. Bouchet Undergraduate Fellowship Programs
Video/Podcast Producer: Ryan McEvoy | Yale Broadcast Studio
Social Media Team: Linden Skalak, Branford '26; Elora Kim, Jonathan Edwards '26

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