What is Self Care? Community Painting, Radical Joy, and Open Conversations
Join us for a night of redefining self care, painting, good eats, and good conversation!
See location via event registration page.
Graduate And Professional
Interview and Discussion with former US Soccer Coach Jill Ellis
Former US Women’s Soccer Coach, Jill Ellis will be interviewed by Professor Mary Lui, Timothy Dwight Residential College, Head of College
This event is open to asymptomatic patrons with an up-to-date COVID-19 vaccination. Patrons should carry vaccination documentation and be prepared to show it if asked.
VIRTUAL: Let's Talk Title IX: Insights from Then and Now
Join us for a discussion on September 27th at 7:30pm EST between Yale women trailblazers about their experiences, challenges, advice for our future leaders, and a conversation about what the future holds for Title IX. The panel will include Yale Alumni - Lisa Brummel ‘81 (Basketball), co-owner of Seattle storm and former VP of Human Resources at Microsoft, Dr. Mónica Lebrón ‘01 (Softball) - Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Tennessee and Katrina Garry ‘18 (Track), Deputy Title IX Coordinator at University of San Francisco.
Conversations that Build Self-Esteem for Your Child with Autism or ADHD,
We want our children to live healthy, happy lives with strong connections and a positive sense of self. Conversation is a pathway to developing and sustaining a healthy, trusting relationship with your child and for having a positive impact on how they see themselves.
After this class you will be able to:
- Start conversations that matter
- Define self-esteem
- Recognize the importance of self-esteem for children with Autism and ADHD
- Apply practical strategies to strengthen your child’s self-esteem
VIRTUAL: Creating Communities of Inclusion and Belonging for Youth with Disabilities
Many faith communities still struggle to welcome and weave youth with disabilities into the ministries and relationships that make up the life of their congregation. Yet we are called to be communities without asterisks. Dr. Carter will share a powerful framework for reflecting upon and fostering belonging within youth and other congregational ministries. Together, we will explore the implications of this work on the ways we support youth with disabilities and on the ways we spur our own churches to be more inclusive and welcoming.
Less Clutter=Less Stress: Simple Steps for Reducing Clutter at Work and Home!
If you’re looking to learn some simple steps to becoming clutter free, this is the workshop for you! We will focus on the different types of clutter that can affect your life, both at home and at work. For ZOOM classes the link will be sent to all registered attendees a few days in advance.
Yale Veterans BBQ
An annual tradition that was paused to limit the possibility of spreading COVID in the days before vaccination, the Yale Veterans BBQ is an opportunity for veteran students, staff, faculty, ROTC, alumni, active duty, and allies to gather, enjoy free food and drink, and make connections across schools, classes, and job specialties. This year, catered by Sanctuary Kitchen, and Ricky D’s Rib Shack.
[Webinar] After Roe: The Role of Business in Access to Reproductive Healthcare
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, access to reproductive healthcare varies widely from state to state. How should businesses act to preserve that access for their employees, customers, and other stakeholders? We talk to alumni and faculty with expertise in human capital and reproductive health.
Panelists:
Natalie Adsuar, MD ‘10: Obstretician-Gynaecologist, Cleveland Clinic
Lisa Allen’91: Senior Vice President, HR & Talent Management, Sharp HealthCare
Heidi Brooks: Senior Lecturer in Organizational Behavior
The Charitable Impulse: Philanthropic Values from the 18th Century to Today
In the eighteenth century, charitable acts and societies in England and the American colonies were motivated by an understanding of moral and ethical obligations of the “better off” to do good works on behalf of the “needy.” Philanthropic organizations from this time reveal historical attitudes toward the benefit to the individual and the public of charitable activities.
OGSDD West Campus Tour
Come and see the amenities that Yale West Campus has to offer – and where to find them! The West Campus Fellows from the Office for Graduate Student Development and Diversity (OGSDD) will be leading a walking tour of West Campus. Highlights of the tour will include the cafeteria, fitness center, nature trails, farm, cores, and shuttle stops. This event is open to everyone (students, staff, and faculty) including people who currently work and study on West Campus and those who are considering it! Light snacks will be provided!
