Chapter event

Interactive workshop discussing individual passions, how to find impact careers and use the Net Impact national resources, and a social activity.

First general assembly meeting of the semester. Social activity and discussion of semester projects.

Come join an engaging dialogue with a diverse panel of leaders to explore some of the career implications of sustainability and what they mean to MBA students and recent graduates.

Members got together and tabled in the Indiana Memorial Union to raise awareness about national debt.

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Net Impact hosted a dine & donate at Red Mango to raise funds for the Bloomington Community Orchard.

The Bloomington Community Orchard at Indiana University (BCO-IU) Student Organization, partnering with the IU Office of Sustainability launched its vision for a fruitful campus with the first of se

Members went to clean-up the Wonderlab garden, a nonprofit science education center. Members planted new flowers, weeded gardens and did other tasks around the site.

All incoming and current leaders of Net Impact participated in a training workshop discussing Net Impact's values, mission, short-term and long-term goals, department bonding, and discussion of lea

All members assembled to present their final deliverable for the semester projects. Each project had time for a presentation, Q&A session, and troubleshooting session with the execs.

Partnered with Net Impact Kelley School of Business Graduate Chapter to hear Doug Dayhoff, owner of Upland Brewery, discuss sustainability efforts of the business, including new solar panels to hel

Net Impact general assembly. CSR news team presented relevant weekly article. Members met with project teams and had second semesterly progress report.

Whitney Bembenick, head of R&D at Endangered Species Chocolate, came to speak to Net Impact and Social Enterprise Engagement for Kelley (SEEK) about the social and environmental focus of their

Professors Steven Kreft, chair of the Business Economics and Public Policy department and Net Impact chapter advisor and Frank Akaiwa of Information Systems gave a talk to the Chinese Business Asso

Liz Roney, founder of sustainable fashion company Liz Alig, came to speak to the chapter about sustainable fashion, fair trade, and starting an impact start-up.

Members formed teams and participated in a game show competition about sustainability knowledge and current events.

Social entrepreneur and Kelley student Peter Bernardi, founder of Sprout Products, came to talk to members about his product, company growth, and challenges of being a young entrepreneur.

Members formed groups and partook in an online overfishing simulation with a guided discussion of the fishing situation following the activity.

Members volunteered at a local farmhouse turned into a historical site by cleaning out the rooms, weeding the garden, and other tasks.

Mandatory general assembly of all chapter members. Internal education on impact investing, discussion on semester projects and volunteer events, and social activity.

Finish off an awesome year of N.I.C.E. with Second Soil, a biowaste-to-energy company that uses anaerobic digestion tech to produce emission-free power and natural fertilizers.

Three professionals from the nonprofit, government, and business sector spoke in a panel about their various fields and positions and gave career advice to students interested in their respective f

Professor Nordlund will come talk about the Public Policy major. Then we'll close the year off with an DIY ICE CREAM SOCIAL! Come get to know your fellow Impacters!

This week come workshop Crediture, a credit information sharing company that aggregates microcredit borrower data into a central database. Dinner will be served!

All newly inducted members gathered and played mixer games to get better acquainted.

Charity : Water will give a general overview of their organization, talk about its grassroots efforts and the users digital impact experience and how to optimize it.

Optimista, an online service helping people make informed decisions when seeking mental health treatment, will pitch, followed by an open discussion and feedback session.

Eric Johnson of Kelley's Graduate Professional Services gave a 1-hour workshop activity on various sectors of social responsibility, functional areas of work, and resources to better prepare member

How can you be an ally? Come listen to Denise Norris, the founder of the Institute for Transgender Economic Achievement, along with Deloitte and Accenture reps to find out!

Net Impact members worked with local food pantry, Mother Hubbard's Cupboard cleaning the facility, organizing goods and other general tasks.

This week we will workshop Lovoy, a platform that connects volunteers with volunteer opportunities. Dinner will be served!

Competed in UNC Kenan-Flagler's Invest for Impact event, evaluating the investment proposals of three local businesses.

Leadership from the Hanesbrands CSR department (including Chris Fox, VP of CSR) came to discuss the development of their group within Hanesbrands, the ways in which Hanesbrands has benefited from t

Toy drive for local children's hospital

Event early in the year, where business school graduate students gathered outside to enjoy each other and learn about the upcoming opportunities with the Net Impact Club and Project Nicaragua (a fo

Net Impact teamed up with Inoblue in the 1000 pitches challenge.

Our chapter collaborated with the Earth Club and several other clubs and local sustainable businesses across the borough of West Chester to promote sustainable living to West Chester University stu

Our chapter went to Longwood Gardens for a social excursion in which we took in the beautiful gardens nourished through sustainable methods.

This workshop was held for elementary students from all around the island.

The University of Oregon Net Impact chapter is hosting a sustainability conference. Join PSU Net Impact as we support the efforts of our fellow chapters.

Join Net Impact as we announce the elections results for the 2015-2016 leadership team.

Kellogg Cares Day is a day long event where about 1/3 of the school got together to volunteer at over 18 different non-profit organizations around the Chicago land area.

PSU Net Impact is beginning its annual elections process. Join us at this meeting to learn about what it means to be a chapter leader.