HARRIS STUDENT ORGANIZATION COMMUNITY CHATS
VARIOUS DATES & TIMESHarris Student Organizations (HSOs) are an opportunity to make connections, put policy into practice, and develop and refine your leadership, teamwork, and project management skills.
To kick off the new year, Admissions is hosting a series of HSO Community Chats throughout January. Join this casual conversation to engage with current HSO members and ask questions about their organization’s work.
Each session will be co-hosted by two HSOs. Register for sessions by clicking the associated date and logging in with your application credentials. You must have started an application to join these sessions.
Virtual Masterclass with Kimberly Wolske
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13 | 9-10 AM
Please join us for a Masterclass with Research Associate Professor Kimberly Wolske. Her work draws on the fields of environmental, social, and cognitive psychology to examine the behavioral dimensions of energy issues, with an eye toward improving the design of public-facing policies and programs.
This event is part of the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy's ongoing Masterclass series, featuring our world-renowned faculty and instructors to provide insight into their expertise and the classroom experience at Harris.
Join us for engaging, real-time class sessions with other prospective students to experience the Harris classroom. This series has been designed specifically for prospective full-time, part-time, and credential students interested in better understanding the unique UChicago Harris experience.
This event is part of the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy's ongoing Masterclass series, featuring our world-renowned faculty and instructors to provide insight into their expertise and the classroom experience at Harris.
Join us for engaging, real-time class sessions with other prospective students to experience the Harris classroom. This series has been designed specifically for prospective full-time, part-time, and credential students interested in better understanding the unique UChicago Harris experience.
