YCSF Events
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An Evening with Tom Steyer
THE IN-PERSON EVENT IS SOLD OUT. SEE BELOW TO REGISTER FOR REMOTE ACCESS TO THE EVENT.
The Yale Club of San Francisco will host a discussion with Tom Steyer (YC ‘79), Co-Executive Chair of Galvanize Climate Solutions, founder of Farallon Capital Management and 2020 presidential candidate. Mr. Steyer has dedicated himself to fighting climate change full time. His 2024 book Cheaper, Faster, Better: How We’ll Win the Climate War is a New York Times Bestseller and a Financial Times Best Book of the year.
Marisa de Belloy (YC ‘94), Stanford MBA, President of the High Tide Foundation, will explore perspectives on climate change with Mr. Steyer, and pose questions from the audience. Ms. de Belloy is a strategic leader and climate activist who sits on the boards of Carbon Mapper and Climate Lead.
The event is co-sponsored by the Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance and Yale Blue Green.
In addition to the in-person event, a free Zoom program will be available from 5:30 to 6:30. Click HERE to register.
DATE/TIME: Monday, March 24th. Doors will open at 5pm with check-in and networking with wine and hors d'oeuvres. The event will begin at 5:30 and run until 6:30.
LOCATION: Mechanic’s Institute Library, 57 Post Street, San Francisco
ADMISSION: General admission is $25. Sustaining members of the Yale Club of SF, watch your email to receive a promo code for a $10 discount off general admission. Click HERE to find out how to become a YCSF sustaining member.
Click HERE to register on EventBrite. Space is limited, so register early.
We would like to invite the members of the Yale SF community to send in questions for Mr. Steyer about his work with climate change, and his time in investing and politics. Please email your questions to questions.for.steyer@yalesf.org no later than Wednesday, March 12th.
Feb Club 2025
CALLING ALL BAY AREA BULLDOGS! 🐶
Join your fellow Yalies to celebrate Feb Club in SF. There is no agenda, no plan, no speeches. Feb Club is simply a way for Yalies to get together.
Features:
Yale-themed drinks
New Haven-style pizza
0% chance of running into Harvard alums
100% chance of meeting someone who lived in your residential college
Register for the event on the new YALE SF PARTIFUL SITE
Surviving Wildfires: Loss, Grief, and Hope (webinar)
How can we best support each other in the wildfires’ wake?
Or understand and face the loss and grief when we feel so alone?
How are you experiencing this loss?
In shared experience, we can find some solace and hope.
Join us for an evening with a distinguished panel whose expertise spans clinical disaster engagement, stress and recovery. We welcome your questions in advance.
Rajita Sinha, PhD is the Foundations Fund Endowed Professor of Psychiatry, Founding Director of the Yale Interdisciplinary Stress Center at the Yale School of Medicine, and Professor of Neuroscience and of Child Psychiatry.
Melinda Ann Marmer, PhD, MFT brings extensive experience in clinical disaster relief engagement, including in California’s Loma Prieta earthquake and Tubbs Fire.
Board Director, Yale Club of San Francisco, and the Chair of the Yale Alumni Nonprofit Association (YANA) San Francisco/Bay Area Chapter will moderate.
Join us for an evening with a distinguished panel whose expertise spans clinical disaster engagement, stress and recovery. We welcome your questions in advance.
Sponsored by the Yale Club of San Francisco, Yale Club of Los Angeles,
Yale Club of Orange County, Yale Club of Sacramento,
Yale Club of Silicon Valley, Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance.
An Evening With International Chess Champion Yuanling Yuan
Yuanling Yuan (she goes by YY), was once the top rated female chess player in Canada. She was the youngest ever to achieve the title of Women's International Master at 13 and has represented Canada at the 2015 Women's World Chess Championship as well as four World Chess Olympiads. Today, she is a Partner at SignalFire, an AI native early stage venture capital fund, where she focuses on investing in innovative healthcare technology startups. She is also a proud Yale alumnus.
YY will talk on the history of chess, how advancements in AI and DeepMind's creation of AlphaZero have shaped the strategies of a new generation of young masters, and end with a few interactive chess puzzles. She will also answer questions from the audience on her experience as a professional player, her work with nonprofit Chess in the Library, and her career in finance and venture capital. The event will close with a reception with wine and refreshments.
DATE/TIME: Wednesday, January 29th from 5pm to 7pm
LOCATION: Mechanic’s Institute Library - 57 Post Street in San Francisco
ADMISSION: General admission is $20. Yale SF contributing members, watch your email to receive a promo code for $10 off general admission. To find out how to become a contributing member, click HERE.
Click HERE to register on Eventbrite.
Yale Whiffenpoofs in Oakland
Since 1909, the Yale Whiffenpoofs have brought their diverse repertoire of vocal jazz, folk, pop, and Broadway hits to more than two hundred audiences each year across all 6 inhabited continents. In past years, the ‘Whiffs’ have sung for Presidents Obama, Bush (41 and 43), Clinton, and Reagan, and at venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center. They've even been featured on television shows such as “The Sing Off,” “The West Wing,” and “Glee.” The Whiffs are currently on tour in California and will perform in Oakland on Saturday, January 11.
DATE/TIME: Saturday, January 11 from 7pm to 8:30pm
LOCATION: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Oakland
ADMISSION: General Admission is $25. Tickets may be purchased HERE on the Whiffenpoofs’ ticketbud website.
Tech & Global Affairs: Meet Faculty & Students in the Yale Schmidt Program
Join faculty and students in Yale’s Schmidt Program on Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies, and National Power to learn more about the new Jackson School of Global Affairs and to network with the next generation of policy and tech leaders. The class is visiting a range of frontier AI and tech companies in San Francisco and Silicon Valley to engage in probing discussions on the global implications of AI for the future of statecraft. The event will be lead by Schmidt Program Director and Yale Professor Edward Wittenstein. Hors deouvers and beverages will be served.
DATE/TIME: Thursday, January 9th from 6pm to 7:30pm
LOCATION: Office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, One Embarcadero Center, Suite 2600 in San Francisco
ADMISSION: General admission is $15. Yale SF contributing members, watch your email to receive a promo code for $5 off general admission. To find out how to become a contributing member, click HERE.
Click HERE to register on Eventbrite.