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Susan Monarez on "Securing the Future of Global Health: Lessons From Leadership in Crisis & Innovation"
THIS POP-UP SEMINAR IS OPEN TO CURRENT UCHICAGO STUDENTS ONLY
Tuesday, November 18
12:30-1:45pm
Join Dr. Susan Coller Monarez - the first Senate-confirmed Director of[...]
From Citizen to Candidate: Why People Run and What the Job Really Is
Join IOP Practitioner in Residence Greg Hart (Booth ‘21), Village President of Hinsdale in the Chicago suburbs, for a discussion on what it takes to run for local office. Greg will share his personal experiences and discuss factors like credibility, coalitions, and fundraising that influence[...]
Trump at One Year
President Trump and his allies were transparent about their goals for a second term. From rapid and dramatic cuts to domestic programs and global aid, to the deportation of thousands of immigrants, to peacemaking efforts in the Middle East and an aggressive posture in Latin America—how has it all[...]
IOP Career Development: Leveraging your LinkedIn Profile
Leveraging Your LinkedIn Profile Workshop
Friday, January 23
2:00 - 3:00 PM
IOP Living Room
You have a profile, now what? How do you make it interesting, informative, and user-friendly for your potential future connections and employers? How do you set up and utilize your profile to stand out[...]
Open Seat in Illinois: U.S. Senate Democratic Primary Debate
Open Seat in Illinois: U.S. Senate Democratic Primary Debate
The University of Chicago Institute of Politics, WBEZ, the Chicago Sun-Times and International House are convening the three frontrunner Democratic candidates for the open U.S. Senate seat in Illinois in advance of the March 17,[...]
Meet the Winter-Spring 2026 Pritzker Fellows
Meet the Winter-Spring 2026 IOP Pritzker Fellows!
THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO CURRENT UCHICAGO STUDENTS ONLY
Join us in welcoming our winter-spring cohort of Pritzker Fellows! Fellows will introduce themselves and their seminar topics, followed by a brief chat with IOP Executive Director[...]
Food Insecurity Trek
Join us to explore food insecurity and the rapidly evolving landscape of SNAP and to learn how policy design, philanthropic investment, and community partnerships jointly shape hunger relief in Chicago. We will visit the Greater Chicago Food Depository for a guided tour of its distribution[...]
Militarized AI, High-Risk Systems, and the Ethics of Deployment: A Conversation with Liz O'Sullivan
Join us for a student discussion with AI ethics pioneer Liz O'Sullivan, the first Technology Director at the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (STOP) and cofounder/VP of Responsible AI at AI explainability company Arthur. O'Sullivan made headlines when she resigned from the computer vision[...]
Quantum Policy Trek
Quantum technology focuses on subatomic particles, but its implications are global. Chicago is poised to lead the way in quantum innovation with the backing of state and local political leaders and significant public-private investments, including in the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park[...]
Practitioners in Residence: Working Across the Aisle in Local Government
Join IOP Practitioner in Residence Greg Hart (Booth ‘21), Village President of Hinsdale in the Chicago suburbs, in conversation with DuPage County Chair Deborah Conroy. Prior to becoming the first female and Democratic DuPage County Board Chair in 2022, she served in the Illinois State House of[...]