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This week from PSEII

Alexis Willoughby Robinson - Monday, February 9
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THE PSEII newsletter Feb. 9, 2026

 

Welcome to this week’s updates from PSEII. 

 

Hello!! Hoping everyone is dressed for the weather as we stay booked and busy!  Last week ended with the SOLD OUT Philanthropy Conference!! I hope that everyone enjoyed networking and engaging in impactful conversations and sessions. More opportunities to learn and engage await!

 

Get Ready! Mark Your Calendars for Upcoming PSEII Events You Won't Want to Miss

 
  • Social Impact Lab - Student Speaker Series-Wed, Feb 18, 2026, 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM Yale School of Management, Evans Hall, Classroom: 2400, 165 Whitney Ave., New Haven, CT 06511
 
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    2026 Yale SOM Economic Development Symposium, Localizing Impact: Communities and the Future, Friday, February 20, 2026, Yale School of Management, Evans Hall, 165 Whitney Ave. New Haven, CT 06511

 

Activities from SOM, the University, & the Community

 
Events
CBEYCareer Pathways in Conservation Finance- Monday, February 9th, 2026,12:00 PM — 12:45 PM -Yale School of Management, Evans Hall, Classroom 4410, 165 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT
cScaling Climate Finance in Emerging Markets Wednesday, February 11th, 2026,5:30 PM  — 7:00 PM,  Kroon Hall - Burke Auditorium, 195 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT 06511-8499
cbeyClimates: Lab-Grown Meat and the Future of Alternative Protein Tuesday, February 17th, 2026,12:00 PM  — 12:45 PM, Yale School of Management, Evans Hall, Classroom 2410, 165 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT
 
Applications 

Independent Study Opportunity w/ CBEY Finance, Food & Ag Systems, with a team of 3 amazing food and ag finance leaders: Mark Watson, Gray Harris, Dorothy Suput, and is phase-one of a longer-term project to improve food and farm systems and financing for them in the northeast US. The project involves research to create an annotated bibliography about farm and food system capital activation projects, planning efforts, grants, and existing landscape analyses.

Looking for a student with strong finance and food system knowledge, and the ability to conduct this research as an independent study with guidance from the team and me. There is some flexibility in the number of credit hours for this project, completed at different research depths, ranging from 1 to 3 credits, with work and hours adjusted accordingly. Any student who is interested can send an email to me at tagan.engel@yale.edu, briefly explaining their interest, related knowledge/experience, and attaching a resume. Full project description here and attached.
 


 

Opportunities 

Inclusive Economic Development Lab RA
Email: Alexis.willoughby@yale.edu with a statement of interest and resume to apply.

RA to support case study writing and research.  Activities may include archival research, data tidying, data visualization, data analysis, comparative research on city models and best practice, and preparing for and conducting stakeholder interviews. RA will assist with drafting a public-facing case study outline and the first draft for review by the case team.  Public speaking at community-facing events during report dissemination may be part of the position.  Skills preferred: research and analysis, interviewing experience, data analysis skills, data visualization skills, and academic writing skills. The ideal candidates will have a strong interest in learning to conduct applied, community-engaged research. Candidates with strong people and technical skills who are interested in learning more about moving data into community-facing products designed to facilitate community planning are encouraged to apply.  Deadline to apply: Rolling until filled.

 

Insights for Students: Spring 2026 Recruiting for Nonprofit and Education

 
We are also highlighting numerous volunteer and giving opportunities this week.
Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen
New Haven Reads 
New Haven Pride Center
New HYTES

๐Ÿฒ Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK)
Volunteer any day to help prepare and serve meals for our neighbors in need. Shifts include donation processing, food prep, cafe service, meal packing, dishwashing (sign up with a friend!), snack bag prep, pantry support, and resource center assistance.
There are also evening opportunities like Dinner on the Green on Monday (Trinity Church) and Wednesday (First & Summerfield United Methodist Church).

๐Ÿ’› United Way Opportunities
Support families and communities across New Haven through a variety of service projects:
Whether you have an hour or an afternoon, there’s a way to make an impact. Sign up for a shift and help nourish our community!
 

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This official PSEiI newsletter is emailed weekly to the Yale SOM community during the semester. Following official Yale and national holidays, the PSEII Newsletter will be sent out the next day.

Coordinator: Alexis Willoughby- Robinson, Associate Director of Outreach and engagement

 

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