R. Peter Straus Lecture: 5 Ways to Navigate What’s Next with Daniel Pink YLS '91, #1 NYT Best-Selling Author

The Dean's Office is pleased to welcome #1 New York Times bestselling author, Daniel Pink (Law ’91), for a talk on navigating today’s turbulence — from political instability and collapsing trust in institutions to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. Pink will share science-based strategies for finding stability and making progress amid uncertainty.

The conversation will be moderated by Student Government Health and Wellness chair Rebekah Wellons '26.

Daniel Pink is the author of seven books, including Drive, When, and The Power of Regret, which together have sold millions of copies worldwide and have been translated into more than 40 languages. His work focuses on the intersection of psychology, business, and society, offering practical insights grounded in rigorous research. A graduate of Yale Law School, Pink is also a popular speaker known for delivering thought-provoking and highly engaging talks.

Named for R. Peter Straus YC ’44, a pioneer in public-service radio, the R. Peter Straus Lecture Series presents talks by prominent individuals on topics that relate to the press and public responsibility

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