Events Calendar

Join us for a group lunch at the Green Orchid Restaurant on the Selby Campus in Sarasota.  Selby Gardens was named by Time magazine as one of the “World’s Greatest Places in 2024″ and its recently completed Phase One construction was cited by the Wall Street Journal as among the “Best Architecture of 2024.”

Lunch at the Green Orchid will be followed by the Club’s very brief Annual Meeting, and then a presentation on Phase Two led by Jennifer Rominiecki, Selby Gardens President and CEO.

Please join us at the New Haven Lawn Club on April 23, 2025 at 12PM for lunch and Dr. Tony Koleske's talk "Using rare genetic variants to understand neurodevelopmental disorders".

A three-course plated luncheon will be served. Free parking is available at the New Haven Lawn Club, which is handicap and ADA Accessible, and on the Yale Shuttle and CT Transit bus lines.

Tony Koleske, PhD is an expert in understanding the biochemical mechanisms that regulate neuronal dendrite and synapse development. After receiving a BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dr. Koleske performed his PhD studies at the Whitehead Institute/Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Koleske joined the Department of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry at Yale University in 1998, where he currently is Professor and holds a joint appointment in the Department of Neuroscience. Since 2020, Dr. Koleske has been Deputy Dean for Basic Science at YSM.

All sales final. As this is a preordered luncheon, we regret that we cannot issue refunds. Contact ycnh@yale.edu with any questions.

We usually think about evolution as being the cause of rapid changes to organisms and environments. Evolutionary biologist Andrew Hendry contends that the primary role of evolution is in resisting change. Evolution is why organisms look the same not just across years and decades but across centuries and millennia. Hendry draws on real-world studies to ask what would happen if evolution stopped tomorrow.

Dean Lynn Cooley and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences warmly invite you to join fellow GSAS alumni for an evening of reconnecting, networking, and celebration in San Francisco.

Julie Dorsey, Frederick W. Beinecke Professor of Computer Science and Deputy Dean for Faculty Development for the School of Engineering and Applied Science will join our gathering to share updates on the university's science priorities.

This is a wonderful opportunity to catch up with old friends, make new connections, and hear the latest updates on graduate education at Yale, directly from New Haven.

Enjoy delicious food, refreshing drinks, and lively conversation with Yale grads of all ages. Whether you graduated recently or it’s been a while, come be part of this special gathering. Don’t miss this chance to connect with fellow alumni, ask questions, and have a great time!

We are grateful for the hospitality of Bhaskar "BG" Ghosh '95 PhD (Computer Science), and 8VC for our alumni gathering.

We look forward to seeing you there!