Social Sector

Are you a STEM major interested in social/environmental/economic impact? Check out Net Impact-STEM, a brand new student organization on campus!

Come hear from six second years about their summer internships working for a diverse group of impact organizations, including: Acumen Fund, Arifu (East African social enterprise), the National Park

Les Roches Green Club (now Net Impact Les Roches) has had a tradition over the years of hosting a Food Waste Competition - urging students at our school to think before they serve themselves and to

How much food do you think is wasted each day? How much food do you waste? How can you make a difference? Create awareness!

Every day tons of make up containing highly environmentally harmful chemicals go down the drain.

Doing Business with First Nations: An Expert Panel and a Place to Ask Your Questions!
(Hosted by SFU Net Impact, for Beedie School of Business Students - not open to the public)

Mark your calendars (June 22nd @6pm) for the next Net Impact movie night!

The Habitat for Humanity event is part of the Net Impact Club's effort to provide an opportunity to students to give back to the local community by building houses for those in need.

This summer, get ready to unleash your entrepreneurial spirit to solve some of the most pressing challenges at hand.

Want to volunteer but not sure what opportunities are available? Join us for a discussion on giving back for busy professionals.

This summer, get ready to unleash your entrepreneurial spirit to solve some of the most pressing challenges at hand.

Net Impact: Brandeis and Students for Environmental Action (SEA) held a panel on an array of different types of environmental nonprofit organizations that one can get involved.

Divided into groups and worked on a project for VISEDAL, the nonprofit organization which previously spoke at one of our meetings. One team created each of the following:

Come join us for a Net Impact Mixer with Graduate Business Programs at The Grand Tavern in Oakland!

Please join the Bard MBA in Sustainability for our annual Capstone Presentations.

Join Net Impact Brandeis and Brandeis club Women, Inc (WINC) for a leadership workshop led by a City Year recruiter!

The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) is a global health organization committed to strengthening integrated health systems in the developing world and expanding access to care and treatment f

Fall kick-off event where students get to meet potential project sponsors to work on consulting projects.

Fall project kick off event to meet project sponsors.

Bren alumni Jefferson Litten, Renewable Energy Specialist at Community Environmental Council, and Megan Birney, Director of Strategic Affairs at Wiser Capital, will lead a session on renewable ener

As we embark on the post-2015 development agenda, the newly launched Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will set the agenda for global action for the next fifteen years.

Join us for a one-day Consulting Quickfire with Shoes that Fit, a local organization, that creates lasting social change by providing shoes to children in need for them to attend school with dignit

Sandra Schwarzer is the Open Society Foundations’ global director of human resources and supervises facilities management for the New York office.

Join us as we celebrate the successful completion of the Fall 2015 Service Corps projects!

At this orientation event, Service Corps volunteer consultants and clients will review expectations and best practices for their pro bono consulting projects.

At this orientation event, Service Corps volunteer consultants and clients will review expectations and best practices for their pro bono consulting projects.

Join Net Impact and Kiva Zip for a night of networking and learning about how social business entrepreneurs are using microfinance loans to grow right here in NYC!

A reminder to all our members: Net Impact Chapter Meetings are held the first Saturday of every month - with the exception of January 2016. The schedule for the year is as follows:

Come out for our Executive Speaker Series to learn about how young entrepreneurs Shaun Tai, Executive Director from Oakland Digital, and Jerrund Wilkerson II, from The Wilkerson Group, started thei

Potluck meal was made and attendees viewed the film Food Chains and had a discussion to follow at a comfortable, on campus venue.

Claremont Graduate University Drucker Net Impact participated in My Two Cents Day, the premier component of the Up to Us Competition.

Come join 11 teams as they present their social ventures that address one of the world's most pressing problems --crowded urban spaces.

Please join us in welcoming speakers Bob Wittig, Executive Director of Jovid Foundation, and Joel Bashevkin, Executive Director of the Taproot Foundation on campus for a discussion on how to lead s

The GreenAllies Conference is a networking conference geared towards college students interested in the environment.

Our chapter co-hosted the legendary Earth Fair across campus. Local businesses and entrepreneurs that promote sustainable ideals also played a role and interacted with students.

Please join CGU-Drucker Net Impact for an information session this Tuesday, October 13th from 11:30-12:30 in Stauffer 110 to learn more about the Hult Prize Competition.

Christina Smith is a past president of the UGA Terry Net Impact Club and currently a risk consultant with the Redwoods Group.

Kellogg Board Fellows is supporting Lincoln Park Zoo's Zoo-ologie Event. The club believes this is important to support a local organization / one that we don't have a relationship with yet.

Social outing for the cohorts of Kellogg Board Fellows to bond and build community while playing Whirlyball in downtown Chicago.

The Kellogg Board Fellows Leadership team organized multiple small group dinners between the first year and second year Board Fellows cohorts in order to facilitate networking and community buildin

Kellogg Board Fellows hosted a mixer for all of the Board Fellows. The purpose of the event was to build community between the new cohort and the previous cohort and allow for networking.

The Kellogg Board Fellows Leadership team organized multiple small group dinners between the first year and second year Board Fellows cohorts in order to facilitate networking and community buildin

Kellogg Board Fellows hosted a welcome event for the class of 50 admitted first year into the program. The purpose of the event was to build community for the new cohort of Board Fellows.

Networking event sponsored by Kellogg Board Fellows to allow students interested in the program to hear about the experience from the second year students currently involved.

Due to the vast interest in the program, we held a second information session to explain the Kellogg Board Fellows program, the type of projects previously completed, and examples of the nonprofits

Mandatory Info session for individuals interested in applying for Board Fellows!

Expose current PT-MBA students to post-MBA career life through the experiences and career journeys of Kellogg alumni and professors focusing specifically on: