She is a celebrated teacher.

One of the facts about Janet Yellen is that she is a celebrated teacher. She shared her expertise in economics by instructing Haas Business School students. She instructs both undergraduate and graduate students in business and economics as a Professor Emerita at the University of California, Berkeley. She also earned two awards from Haas School for being a superb teacher thanks to her dedicated work.

Yellen started her work in academia right after receiving her Ph.D. in economics. Yellen took such precise notes during Tobin's macroeconomics seminars in her first job as an assistant professor at Harvard University that they ended up becoming unofficial, passed-around textbooks. She worked as an assistant there, where she earned the nickname "Notes Yellen" among subsequent generations of graduate students, before leaving to become a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Economist Rachel McCulloch, a professor in the economics department at Harvard at the time, shared a close relationship and collaboration on a number of academic works.

Yellen spoke at the London School of Economics and Politics from 1978 to 1980. Science. She started instructing MBA and introductory macroeconomics classes for undergraduate students at the esteemed University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business in 1980; she is currently Professor Emerita there.