May 28: YPWACC’s Adventures in Dining — Pakistani Cuisine
Join the Young Professionals of the World Affairs Council of Charlotte for the second installment of the restored Adventures in Dining series on its new date of Tuesday, May 28th, 2024!
May 14, 2024: YPWACC — Drink About It “Charlotte – Building a Global City”
On May 14th, join YPWACC for the seventh installment of our program series, Drink About It, at Hopfly Brewing Company in Southend. This session, "Charlotte - Building a Global City," will be a moderated conversation between our panel of experts. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and geopolitical changes, this panel delves into the remarkable transformation of our city over the past four decades. It aims to highlight Charlotte's continuous journey towards becoming a global city, the pivotal role it plays in the regional and international landscape, and its sustainable development strategies. Our panel is set to delve into the intricate dynamics of this transformative process and explore both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the Queen City.
February 13, 2024: YPWACC — Drink About It “Artificial Intelligence’s Impact on Jobs”
On February 13th, join YPWACC for the sixth installment of our program series, Drink About It, at Hopfly Brewing Company in Southend. This session, "Artificial Intelligence's Impact on Jobs," will be a moderated conversation between our panel of experts. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into various industries has sparked discussions about its profound impact on the job landscape. Our panel is set to delve into the intricate dynamics of this transformative shift and explore both the challenges and opportunities that AI presents to the workforce.
January 30, 2024: YPWACC’s Adventures in Dining — Ethiopian Cuisine
Join the Young Professionals of the World Affairs Council of Charlotte for the first installment of the restored Adventures in Dining series on Tuesday, January 30th, 2024! Meet and mingle over Ethiopian cuisine with fellow internationally-minded young professionals from the Charlotte area. Immerse yourself in Ethiopia's culture, history, and beauty through food.
March 14, 2023: YPWACC “Drink About It” Series – Immigration
On March 14th, join YPWACC for the third session of a new program series, Drink About It, at Hopfly Brewing Company in South End. This session on "Immigration," will be a moderated conversation between our panel of experts.
January 31, 2023: YPWACC Karaoke Mixer
Join The Young Professionals of the World Affairs Council of Charlotte at Seoul Food for a Brazilian-inspired mixer on Tuesday, January 31. We have the special opportunity to host a group of visiting teachers from Brazil!
May 10, 2022: YPWACC Drink About It: Climate Change
On May 10, join YPWACC and LEAD BABC for the second session of a new program series, Drink About It, at HopFly Brewing Co. This session, "Climate Change," will be a moderated conversation between our panel of experts.
April 12, 2022: YPWACC International Career Panel & Resume Workshop
Join The Young Professionals of the World Affairs Council of Charlotte, UNC Charlotte’s Office of International Programs, and the UNC Charlotte Career Center for the opportunity to virtually network and hear several professionals discuss the international elements of their careers in higher education, law, business, government, and nonprofits. Dr. Patrick Madsen, Executive Director of the UNC Charlotte Career Center will also be offering a 30 minute resume workshop, titled "Targeting an International Career" and will speak about how to search and apply for international jobs.
April 5, 2022: YPWACC Drink About It: Citizen Diplomacy
On April 5, join YPWACC for the first session of a new program series, Drink About It, at Free Range Brewing in NoDa. The first session, "Citizen Diplomacy," will be a moderated conversation between our panel of experts on the topic.
Feb. 2, 2022: YPWACC Great Decisions With Dr. Mark Kelso – Climate Change
Join the Young Professionals as we discuss climate change with UNC Charlotte's Office of International Programs and Queens University's Dr. Mark Kelso, Professor, Political Science and Sociology Department. What role will the United States play in future negotiations on climate?