Ages 18

Business of Legal Cannabis Conference

The Yale Business of Legal Cannabis Conference was the first of its kind at any U.S. business school. Hosted by the Yale School of Management’s Business & Politics Club, the conference will be held on Friday, February 7th at Yale SOM’s campus. The 2020 theme is “The Canna-Boom: Building business and developing policy in uncharted territories”. The objective of the conference is to convene leaders from all sectors of society – private, government, and nonprofit – to discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with the business of legal cannabis.

First-Year Hot Takes

The First-Year Hot Takes event will have the first-years involved with the NACC community stand up in front of each other and present ANYTHING they are passionate about! Nobody will plan anything in advance, giving the audience a true insight into their natural trains of thought and hopefully grow closer as a result. Subjects may include (but are not limited to): conspiracy theories about TV shows, survival tips for someone’s hometown, arguments for why we should adopt one’s unusual habits, etc. We hope to see you there!

Movie Night

The NACC Peer Liaisons are hosting a Movie Night on the second floor of the NACC!
For more information please email, Anna.smist@yale.edu

Leaders Forum Lunch: Jim Snabe, Chairman of the Board, Mærsk and Siemans

Please save the date for our first Yale SOM Leaders Forum talk of the semester. We will be welcoming Jim Snabe, Chairman of the Board, Mærsk and Siemens, and member of the Board of Trustees at World Economic Forum. The talk is entitled “Dreams and Details - Reinvent your Business and your Leadership from a Position of Strength.” Our speaker will present for 40 minutes, and there will be time for Q & A. The talk will be moderated by Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, Senior Associate Dean for Leadership Studies & Lester Crown Professor in the Practice of Management at Yale.

50WomenatYale150: T H E P I O N E E R S: Celebrating Women Leaders of Yale SOM

As part of the 50WomenatYale150 celebration, which marks the 50th anniversary of the matriculation of women in Yale College and the 150th anniversary of the first women students at the university who came to study at the School of Art when it opened in 1869, the Yale School of Management invites you to join us on November 18 for a special panel comprised of trailblazing Yale SOM alumnae.
Panelists will include
Linda Mason ’80, Chairman and co-Founder of Bright Horizons
]ane Mendillo ’84, former President and CEO, Harvard Management Company

Eye On The Count: New Haven By The Numbers

Did you know that the Census is used in local decision making? DataHaven is a non-profit organization, whose mission is to improve quality of life by collecting, interpreting and sharing public data for effective decision-making. Come find out how the Census and other public datasets impact life in the New Haven area.

Exhibit: 1950s Photography of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

The nine historic photographs of the iconic Great Hall of the People in this exhibit are chosen from an extensive archive of over 10,000 photographs collected by the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd. (BIAD). These photographs, on display for the first time outside of China, provide a visual documentation of the construction process of the Great Hall of the People from 1958 to 1959.

Queer Writing Collective Meeting

Want to talk about queer topics and their intersections, but too anxious to speak up in discussions? And/Or do you enjoy personal reflections and/or creative writing? Come to Queer Writing Collective! The purpose of the collective is to create a safe space to explore our multi-faceted, intersectional queer identities through imagination and reflection in a low-stress environment. And, to build a learning community where we engage with each other’s stories and express solidarity across our differences. Open to members of the Yale and New Haven community!

Queer Writing Collective Meeting

Want to talk about queer topics and their intersections, but too anxious to speak up in discussions? And/Or do you enjoy personal reflections and/or creative writing? Come to Queer Writing Collective! The purpose of the collective is to create a safe space to explore our multi-faceted, intersectional queer identities through imagination and reflection in a low-stress environment. And, to build a learning community where we engage with each other’s stories and express solidarity across our differences. Open to members of the Yale and New Haven community!

Queer Writing Collective Meeting

Want to talk about queer topics and their intersections, but too anxious to speak up in discussions? And/Or do you enjoy personal reflections and/or creative writing? Come to Queer Writing Collective! The purpose of the collective is to create a safe space to explore our multi-faceted, intersectional queer identities through imagination and reflection in a low-stress environment. And, to build a learning community where we engage with each other’s stories and express solidarity across our differences. Open to members of the Yale and New Haven community!