HQ Function

The New Haven headquarters serves as the central hub for all major operations, including editorial acquisitions, manuscript development, production, marketing, sales, and administrative functions for North America.

Notable Features:

The headquarters is situated in a historic building, reflecting the Press's long-standing tradition and connection to Yale University. It's part of the vibrant academic and cultural environment of New Haven.

Work Culture:

The work culture at Yale University Press is characterized by a deep commitment to scholarly excellence, intellectual curiosity, and collaboration. Employees are passionate about publishing and disseminating knowledge.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters' location signifies the Press's integral role within Yale University and its commitment to advancing scholarship and education on a global scale.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects values of academic rigor, intellectual heritage, quality craftsmanship in publishing, and a commitment to enduring knowledge.

Location:

Yale University Press maintains a strong global presence through its main office in New Haven, CT, its full-service international office in London, and an extensive network of sales representatives and distributors worldwide. This global infrastructure supports international manuscript acquisitions, co-publishing agreements, marketing, sales, and distribution of its scholarly books and journals to readers, libraries, and institutions across the globe.

Street Address:

302 Temple Street

City:

New Haven

State/Province:

CT

Country:

USA