Chapter event

The Net Impact Speaker Series iwith:

The Net Impact chapters at American, Georgetown McDonough, George Washington, SAIS, and Smith University of Maryland joined together to host a networking happy hour for DC Net Impacters.

GW Speaker Series with the following three panelists:

Speaker Series with Eric Shih from Groundswell

Nonprofits and other social change businesses are lagging their counterparts in the scientific and business communities in collecting and analyzing the vast amounts of data that are being generated

Kevin Tucker is coming to speak with Net Impact about his sustainable business, Solitude Lake Management.

Our chapter is starting this program at JMU's undergraduate level and Daniel Hill gave us background information on the program through this speaking engagement.

Stressed out about finals and recruiting? Come to this Thursday's Anderson Afternoon with Net Impact for some doggie therapy!

Catch up with the wellness officer about the marathon

Meeting with the head of the Chief Wellness Officer at OSU to discuss how Net Impact OSU chapter can help with their event.

Working on a plan and time line for the upcoming school year.
Get pumped to start the new semester!

Guest Speaker Professor Mahar
How to make the best resume as well as cover letter to get the job of your dreams.

Round 2 of trying to build an email list and gain more signatures for our petition.
Also spread the word about our meeting on 3/11

Table on campus to gain exposure. Have a sign up sheet for emails and petition for hydration stations in the Student Union.

Sharing information on our petition to put hydration stations into the Student Union. Talking about our upcoming projects involving volunteering and raising funds for the local Human Society.

This was our monthly meeting for October. The agenda was to discuss and prepare for the upcoming Net Impact Conference.

This will be our Chapter's monthly meeting for April. We will hear feedback from Service Corps teams and Boardfellow members about the project they've worked on throughout the year.

This was our monthly meeting for September. The agenda was to introduce students to the service learning opportunities provided by Net Impact.

This was our monthly meeting for February where we took the opportunity to introduce MBAA members to the Sustainability Summit includes details about the agenda and companies attending.

Net Impact, of the Henry B.

Members of the Net Impact club are volunteering during one of the Hockey Games this season to support its sustainability measures. Volunteers will help guide fans to recycling ares.

Join us at DeVere's on Thursday, 3/12, 4-7pm for a networking session with the Sacramento Professional Chapter!

Do you know what impact investing is? We will invite a guest speaker to learn and discuss Impact Investing.

Part 1 of the "Deep Breaths" series - events for SOM students interested in the social and environmental sectors to stay calm while others are recruiting for more traditional jobs and internships.

Whether you dream of becoming a nonprofit CFO, a consultant to social sector organizations, a savvy board member, or a program officer at a foundation, understanding the terminology, concepts, and

A First-Years only Human Capital and Social Impact Case Competition presented by Deloitte is taking place in Evans Hall on Thursday, October 30 from 6-11PM.

Provides a general overview of the social sector and all things social impact-related.

Net Impact members attended Trivia Night at a local pub for a networking R&D (relax and decompress) event. Members were able to build relationships with one another and fellow students.

For this event, we are bringing back the founders of Net Impact at Temple University as well as many of the past presidents and executive board members to talk about how their participation in Net

Andy Daly, Head of Operations at Shaftesbury Partnership, a social business intermediary will talk about how large companies can use their scale to benefit society.

This March 20th 2015, join Schulich Net Impact as we explore opportunities available to any individual to create a sustainable impact, engaging all careers within an organization, and promoting an

Join Net Impact for a discussion of sustainable food during Slow Food UW's Family Dinner. What is Slow Food UW?

It takes over 700 gallons of water to manufacture one cotton t-shirt and one-third of a pound of pesticides to grow the cotton used for its production.

Join us for the first of many live events to be hosted by The Roundary!

We are having 3 events during the week of March 9th.

Following our engaging conversations during A Path Appers film screening with Shining Hope for Communities and charity: water and an intimate dinner conversation with international impact investing