Why is it important to have a financial blueprint? How can creating a budget help to build long-term financial security? Learn how to create a budget that supports your current financial need and help you save for the upcoming holiday season.
All in the New Haven Community are invited to a lunchtime conversation with three of entertainment’s leading producers: Broadway producer Daryl Roth, Apollo Theater Executive Producer Kamilah Forbes, and author-podcaster-publishing CEO Zibby Owens. These distinguished women in producing will discuss their career paths, roadblocks, triumphs, and inspirations. Bring a lunch with you. Or arrive early and purchase a lunch at Elm, our on-site café.
Contact: Laurie Valentina Gomez Acosta
It’s the day after elections. No matter your political position, there’s a lot to unpack. Pericles Lewis, dean of Yale College, cordially invites all Yale students (undergraduate, graduate, and professional), faculty, and staff to a panel discussion on the midterm election results with professors Allison P. Harris, Gregory Huber, and David Mayhew from the Department of Political Science. Dean Lewis will moderate the conversation, which will conclude at 5:15pm with an informal reception for all attendees. Masking during the event is required.
Join 2022 World Fellow Martin Inthamoussú as he leads a conversation on the cultural and creative sector in Latin America and the Caribbean. There will be a closing performance by David Alzate (Jackson School of Global Affairs MPP candidate). Open to the Yale community.
Come join us in telling cultural ghost stories, sharing our spirit beliefs and/or cultural folklore! The cultural centers will be sharing stories, including Javanese ghost folklore and traditional Mexican folktales on La Llorona and El Cucuy. There will also be time to share your own stories! This event also includes trick-or-treating of cultural snacks! This intercultural event is open to members of all cultural houses, including graduate students.
Location can be found via registration link.
Join us for our AACC Senior Stories series! We’ll get to know each other in a more intimate setting, cherish the diversity of experiences in our community, and of course, celebrate our seniors.
Annelise and Ryan’s senior stories will take place on Friday, November 11th from 5-6 pm. There’ll be yummy Asian snacks :)
Please sign up by Thursday, November 10th at 11:59 pm to attend. Location can be found via registration page.
The Yale Africa Innovation Symposium (YAIS) will be held on November 11-12, 2022. YAIS is open to undergraduates, graduates, and young professionals who are passionate about innovation on the continent. Designed to move beyond standard conference discussions, YAIS offers an opportunity for participants to connect personally with leading African industry experts. Learning will take place in Innovation Labs with areas of focus including (but not limited to) Financial Services, Social Entrepreneurship, Healthcare, and Creative Arts.
We all know that good nutrition is important. But how do we ensure we’re feeding our children what they need? Join Bright Horizons’ child development expert Claire Goss for a conversation with Jennifer Anderson, registered dietitian, and the founder of Kids Eat in Color. From first foods to picky eating, find out how to work around cost, busy schedules, and changing preferences to build healthy habits for life.
The topic for this session is Building Accessible Form Widgets. Learn how to build accessible custom form widgets using HTML and ARIA.
Come watch the largest undergraduate cultural showcase on campus! Acts include Rangeela, Kalaa, Jashan Bhangra, and MonstRAASity, along with performances from each class, individual sets, and group acts!
Contact: South Asian Society
