Groups

Website Mission

Mission
Asian Graduate Network (AGN) is a student organization whose mission is to build a lasting community amongst Yale graduate and professional students. We strive to do this through professional development opportunities, mentorship, coalition building, and collaboration with organizations both on and off campus. We welcome any community member to attend an event hosted by AGN and support us through our mission.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
ACSSY is an independent, non-political and non-profit organization dedicated to the goal of promoting social, intellectual and cultural activities for Chinese students and scholars at Yale and for other interested members of the Yale community. It will also strive to provide opportunities and benefits for its members by facilitating the exchange of information between China and overseas Chinese students and by protecting the interests of its members on campus as well as in the United States.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The Black Graduate Network (BGN) at Yale unites all graduate and professional students of African descent, regardless of their school affiliation for fellowship, networking opportunities and service. BGN is open to all members of the Yale Community. BGN also strives to support and supplement the political, social, and community efforts of other schools and departmental minority organizations.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The Career Network for student Scientists and Postdocs at Yale (CNSPY) was established to provide graduate students and post-docs with a platform to explore diverse career options and to build an extensive professional network of peers, career mentors, and faculty advisors. Our events allow our members to meet and learn from career mentors while building a community of peers. We aim to establish new avenues for collaboration, business ventures, and job opportunities while supporting an entrepreneurial environment among science trainees at Yale.

Membership Benefits
CNSPY recruits talented and motivated STEM graduate students and postdocs at Yale to drive the growth and development of our organization and to maintain our presence in the Yale Scientific Community as a core entity for career awareness and outreach. Team members engage in a variety of activities ranging from business development, communications and public relations, brand management, program management and event organization, while also recruiting career mentors and faculty advisors. These activities provide challenging opportunities for personal and professional growth and skill development and will allow you to build an extensive professional network of peers and mentors while having fun with a creative and collaborative team.

Website Mission

Mission
We are an A Cappella group dedicated to the adaptation and performance of modern Chinese music. We comprise of graduate and professional Yale students passionate about singing and arranging.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
I. Interdisciplinary Ethos: DISTILLED believes that innovations in science and technology give rise to ethical and political concerns that demand rigorous interdisciplinary discourse. Articles published in DISTILLED must be opinion pieces centered around a policy-relevant issue. An original claim or argument must be made, backed by primary academic literature sources. Furthermore, some kind of solution or follow-up action(s) should be proposed or explored.

II. Inclusivity: Contributing writers, editors, and other DISTILLED team members need no previous journalism experience -- any student passionate about interdisciplinary science and its implications for social and public policy can, throughout our extensive editorial process, work with other students, postdocs, and professors to develop ideas into articles rigorously supported by primary scientific literature.
DISTILLED strives to lower the barrier to entry of scientific publication and provide socially-oriented students of diverse backgrounds the resources and networks they need to develop their ideas into publishable essays.

III. Mentorship: As a campus-wide organization whose editorial team, authors, and readership unite undergraduate, graduate, and professional students from diverse scientific disciplines across Yale, DISTILLED has a unique opportunity to foster formal and informal communities of mentorship. Particularly, working on the publication and attending DISTILLED meetings and events affords undergraduate students the opportunity to meet more experienced student scientists and researchers, learn from their trajectories, and build mentoring relationships. More generally, by bringing together diverse students in shared work and space, DISTILLED is a hub for organic cross-disciplinary, cross-cohort community and collaboration.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
To provide graduate and professional students at Yale with inspiring worship, to cultivate amongst them a transformative community, and to nurture in them a passion for service and justice.

Membership Benefits
No longer a community that simply offers Episcopal worship to a small group of Yale undergraduates, we have transformed this historic ministry to respond to the needs of the twenty – first century, in which young adults are the present of the church, not its future:

- Transforming undergraduate, graduate and professional students into disciples and leaders with an adult faith;
- Training the ordained clergy of the future to minister with and to the full range of young adults from 17 – 39;
- Supporting young adult Episcopalians over 21 in the local area to re-discover and co-create a vibrant church.

In all these activities our historic focus remains unchanged, “Knowing, Loving and Serving God.”

There are no specific instructions for joining our group, but we invite you to sign up for our e-blasts at the bottom of our website (http://episcopalyale.org/) to stay in the loop of our programming. We also have an Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/episcopalchurchatyale/) and a Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EpiscopalChurchatYale/).

Website Mission

Mission
The Equity in the Job Search Symposium is an annual symposium that provides practical, hands-on workshops to assist graduate students and postdocs at all stages of the STEM job search. We integrate this career advice with data-driven discussions of gender bias to expand the conversation of gender bias to a larger population. The guiding principle behind the symposium is to overcome bias for all. We aim to impart to our participants the idea that everyone benefits from more inclusivity.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The purpose of this organization is to provide a musical outlet to graduate students who are too busy to join a formal ensemble. The mission may change depending on the vision of the organization's members.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
To provide information, services and opportunities for GSAS Graduate students to connect with each other and with services to help them as student-parents.

Membership Benefits
Meeting and networking with other grad student parents
Info about GSAS Family Resources
-Family Support for GSAS PhD Students
-Yale Health Awards for PhD Families
-Bright Horizons Backup Care for all GSAS students
McDougal GSL Family Fellow events & activities

Welcome - Please join this group if you are a GSAS Graduate School Student with child(ren) or an expecting/prospective GSAS student parent!

Website Mission

Mission
The Graduate Student Assembly is an elected body of Yale students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The Assembly’s goals are to identify the needs and concerns of graduate students, consider possible solutions, and present these to the Dean and other administrators. We also discuss, propose, and advise on possible changes to Graduate School policy proposed by the administration. The assembly provides a means for communication and deliberation both among graduate students and between graduate students and other members of the Yale community.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The Graduate Student Disability Alliance (GSDA) is an affinity group for graduate and professional students who are situated within the disability umbrella. The primary function of the Graduate Student Disability Alliance is to create a sense of community among graduate students with disabilities, advocate for members of our community, foster a sense of belonging on campus, and support our members while they navigate graduate school and beyond.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The mission of the Graduate Student Jazz Fusion Clinic is to provide a space for graduate student musicians to develop their jazz fusion playing through improvisational jams and meet others with similar interests.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Group for GSAS Gruber fellows to connect, share, socialize and host programs of interest.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The Haven of Hearts Chinese Christian Campus Fellowship at Yale is committed to be an open, Christian group that welcomes all Chinese-speaking graduate students and scholars, regardless of any denominational background (or none), race, ethnicity, age, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, or physical or mental disability. We strive to serve as a safe haven to the members of this fellowship, by providing study, social, service, worship and ministry opportunities open to all Chinese-speaking graduate students and scholars. We are dedicated to the spiritual, ethical, intellectual, social, physical and mental well being of the community of Chinese graduate students and scholars. Though we are a Christian Fellowship, we are committed to collaborating with other religious groups to foster respect, open dialogue and mutual understanding among people of different faith and cultures.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The Indigenous Graduate Network (IGN) aims to foster community, support, and professional development among Native American and Indigenous identified graduate and professional students at Yale. Over the past three years since IGN was created, our programming has included a variety of social events and professionalization workshops.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
A. To bring together the members of the Yale Community interested in Italian culture with the purpose of creating a network and promoting Italian culture within Yale as well as fostering a sense of community and facilitating intercultural exchanges.
B. To work with other Italian Societies of international academic institutions and with other graduate and undergraduate organizations within Yale.
C. To maintain a connection with alumni members of the Society in order to establish a network among former and current members, especially in connection with the Yale Club of Italy.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The purpose of Japanese Association for students and scholars at Yale is to connect all Japanese and Japan-affiliated people on campus. Our group consists of people from academia, government, industry, or non-profit organizations, and will provide an opportunity to a network with different backgrounds.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Korean Graduate Student Association at Yale is an active organization on campus with around 150-200 members. Our purpose is to help Korean and Korea-interested graduate students navigate opportunities and communities around campus.

The purpose of the organization is to enhance the network and the academic and vocational cooperation among the Korean graduate students at Yale, and to provide social, cultural and educational functions for Korean graduate students as well as the general student body at Yale. We also serve as as a liaison among Korean Associations in the New England region and we seek to promote the network with other associations at the university and the community.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
KDSY is a Kpop dance society at Yale. We hope to encourage interaction and collaboration with other dance groups on campus and make KDSY a reflection of Yale's diverse and creative environment. Also, allowing students of all cultural and dance backgrounds to participate in bringing the variety, skill, and vibrancy of Korean dance to the stage.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Ludi et Veritas is a boardgaming group at Yale with the goal of getting people together to play board games. We meet regularly to play and teach board games that promote the social interaction, intellectual stimulation, and just plain fun that comes out of unplugging from our busy lives.
Our current membership composition is:
5% Undergraduate students
70% Grad/profesional students
20% Postdocs/faculty
5% Family of the above

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The goal of the New Haven Science Fair Program is to work with students and teachers from New Haven Pre-K through Grade 12 classrooms, to help them carry out investigative hands-on science fair projects in order to promote skills in critical thinking, the scientific process, and science communication.

The program now engages about half of the population of the New Haven Public School system (over 8,000 students) and almost all of its schools (43 schools), utilizing more than 200 volunteers for mentors and judges each year.

Membership Benefits
Be a Project Mentor!
Be a Science Night Presenter!
Be a Science Fair Judge!

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Open Labs organizes science outreach events for K-12 students in the New Haven area. We coordinate multiple forms of outreach including hands-on science demonstrations, science talks, and digital content!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
oSTEM is a dedicated community of LGBTQ STEM students interested in building a community on campus and fostering opportunities for leadership and professional development.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
Pathways to Science is Yale’s coordinated STEM outreach infrastructure that provides an overarching infrastructure for the many and varied STEM programs and events for local pre-college students at Yale. Guided by a steering committee of Yale senior scientists and administrators, the Office of New Haven Affairs serves as a central hub for this initiative, both assisting Yale faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates in designing and implementing STEM programming as well as managing contacts and relationships with participating school districts, teachers, parents, and pre-college students. The more than 1,800 Pathways to Science Scholars are considered the youngest members of Yale’s scientific community and are invited throughout the year to special events, academic lectures, demonstrations, hands-on activities, summer programs, and research opportunities.

Membership Benefits
Volunteer opportunities.
Assistance with designing and implementing STEM (and nonSTEM!) outreach events for local students.
Assistance with broader impacts components of NSF Grants.
And more!

Website Mission

Mission
Persian Students and Scholars Association at Yale organizes cultural/traditional events such as Nowrooz (Persian New Year), Yalda. Such events are celebrated worldwide by various ethno-linguistic groups. This organization also helps its members to connect with other students and scholar and make a community.

Membership Benefits