Oct 21, 2026 5:00pm - 5:50pm
Join SAC Career Growth & Development and Adam Newman's Value-Based Networking to bring your networking skills to the next level! The ease of AI tools like ChatGPT is increasingly filling people’s inboxes with “AI slop,” which is, at best, ineffective and, at worst, counterproductive. The seminar focuses on balancing the obvious efficiency gains from AI tools with the much harder goals of quality and capturing the participant's unique voice. Participants also learn how AI can help with the parts of networking that often prevent people from getting started or paralyze them during the process, so they can focus more energy on the human parts of the relationship.
(Chicago Booth School of Business users only)
Oct 24, 2026 3:00pm - 6:30pm
Join SAC's Inclusion & Cultural Connections (ICC) board for the 40th annual Dia de Muertos exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art. This year's exhibit traces 40 years of Day of the Dead traditions through the museum's Permanent Collection, honoring Dr. Gilberto Cardenas, a pioneer of Chicano Studies. Highlights include the Courtyard installations by youth artists from Yollocalli Arts Reach, and the community ofrenda, where visitors can add a note or memory honoring a loved one. We will also tour the full permanent collection. Plan for about one hour at the museum. Afterward, we will head to dinner at a Mexican restaurant in Pilsen (location TBD). Meet at the museum at 3:00 PM, or plan to carpool from Gleacher beforehand. Partners and children are welcome to join for the museum, dinner, or both. Please register the number of people you plan to bring with you so we can plan accordingly. Entrance to the museum is free. Logistics Notes: - Meet at museum or carpool from Gleacher - Museum visit: approximately 3:00 to 4:00 PM - Dinner: Pilsen neighborhood, restaurant TBD
Nov 14, 2026 7:00pm - 10:00pm
🪩 Booth’s Mod Chic Soirée 🪩 Let’s get groovy, Boothies! Chicago Booth invites you to a night inspired by the bold style, effortless cool, and playful energy of the late 1960s. Mingle over dinner and drinks before hitting the dance floor for a high-energy DJ set at TAO Chicago. With retro-inspired moments, plenty of opportunities to connect, and a touch of psychedelic flair, Fall Ball is going mod for one unforgettable night. Dress Code: Cocktail Attire with a Mod Twist – think late-1960s cocktail chic: tailored suits, sleek dresses, bold prints, geometric patterns, statement accessories, and pops of color. Whether your look is polished and sophisticated or a little more groovy, make it your own.
