Events Calendar

Watch Yale PhD students showcase their research to the public and deliver cogent, persuasive presentations—all in just 3 minutes each!

Winners from the preliminary divisional rounds will compete for recognition and cash prizes. Cheer on the presenters as you learn about the diverse range and profound impact of graduate student research at Yale.
A panel of esteemed judges—Yale GSAS alumni and Dean Cooley—will decide the first and second prizes, while the audience (in person and virtual) will vote on "people's choice" awards. Join us for this lively celebration of public communication.

We’re inviting our local crimson counterparts to join us for a private tour of the world-class Mariners’ Museum, with time to gather and socialize afterwards. This is a family friendly museum! President and CEO Howard Hoege might join us as well.

Many thanks to Jamila Wynter ‘12 Yale/‘20 Harvard Brigham and Women’s Hospital residency and Newport News Mayor Phillip Jones ‘21 MBA/MPP Harvard Business and Kennedy Schools for organizing this great mixer. Please RSVP by Friday, March 20.

Join us for a discussion of "The Train of Salt and Sugar." Mozambique's first Oscar entry - follows strangers on a treacherous wartime train journey, trading salt for sugar across a country torn apart by civil war.
 
Prior to our discussion, participants will watch the movie which is available on Amazon Prime. Watch the trailer. 

Technology increasingly shapes how we work, think, pray, and live. But who shapes the technology and what shapes them?

In this live dialogue, Bryan Enriquez ’21MBA, founding team member of Hallow and Head of Customer Operations, joins Danielle Ayana James ’01 MAR, ’02 MDiv, to explore leadership at the intersection of faith, technology, and business. As a leader in one of the fastest-growing mission-driven digital platforms in the world, Bryan brings firsthand insight into what it means to build at scale without losing moral orientation.

Together, we will explore questions of virtue, discernment, and responsibility in high-growth environments. How do leaders navigate tension between speed and conscience? How does spiritual formation influence strategic decision-making? And what does principled leadership look like in a digitally accelerated world?

This conversation is designed as a think-aloud dialogue - candid, thoughtful, and accessible to alumni of all backgrounds and beliefs.