Virtual Events

Join Professor Elizabeth Mohr for a virtual session exploring how organizations can identify and design practical generative AI solutions for real business challenges. Through real-world examples and approachable discussion, attendees will dig deeper into the building blocks of effective AI solution design, exploring how these systems are composed, governed, and integrated with other business systems and data—no technical or programming background required.

Curious about using AI to help with your business school application? Join the Simon Admissions team for a candid discussion on when AI can be a helpful tool—and when it can work against you. We’ll share best practices for using AI ethically and effectively, common mistakes to avoid, and tips for ensuring your application authentically reflects your experiences, voice, and potential. Leave with practical guidance to help you submit your strongest application with confidence.

Get an overview of Simon's full-time graduate business programs and learn why our community is so special. Admissions team members will discuss the integrated student experience, STEM, career outcomes, experiential learning, and more!

Thinking about going back to school after time in the workforce? You’re not alone—and you’re not starting from scratch. In this session, current Simon part-time students share their experiences returning to the classroom, balancing professional and personal responsibilities, and rediscovering their academic rhythm. Hear honest insights, practical strategies, and what it really takes to make the transition successful and worthwhile.

Join Simon Business School faculty member Dan Keating for a practical virtual session exploring how generative AI can be applied in your everyday work. From improving productivity and communication to streamlining research, analysis, and creative problem-solving, this session will introduce real-world ways professionals are integrating AI into daily workflows.

Get an inside look at how Simon students apply analytical tools to solve real business challenges and build career-ready skills. Join Professor Dan Burnside, faculty advisor for Simon’s MS in Finance program, to explore capstone project experiences and their real-world impact. Professor Burnside is a frequent media commentator on economic and market trends, recently quoted in The New York Times.

Join Professor Timothy Hungerford for an hour-long interactive session on fraud, where attendees will be given a brief fraud technique overview. Attendees will then use the learning to review evidence and help identify the fraud(s).

Artificial intelligence is transforming how organizations operate—and professionals who understand how to apply it are in high demand.

Join Simon Business School for a live webinar introducing the Online AI in Business Graduate Certificate, a flexible program designed for working professionals looking to build practical, real-world AI skills.

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Starting a part-time graduate program can come with a learning curve—academically, professionally, and personally. In this candid student panel, current Simon part-time students will reflect on their first term and share the insights they wish they had from day one. From managing workload and navigating group dynamics to leveraging career resources and building community, you’ll gain practical advice to help you start strong and make the most of your Simon experience.

Ready to take the next step in your healthcare career? Join Simon Business School for an information session on flexible graduate programs designed for working healthcare professionals.

Hear from Sarah Kells, assistant director of admissions, and MS in Medical Management alumni as they share how Simon builds the business and leadership skills needed to grow in today’s healthcare environment.

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Learn what it’s really like to pursue your MS in analytics. This session offers a broad overview of the student experience—from academics and community to co-curricular opportunities—along with insights into career outcomes and the support available throughout the program.

Curious what it’s really like to live and study in Rochester, NY? Join current students as they share their firsthand experiences of life in the Flower City—from cost of living and housing to favorite local spots, community vibes, and seasonal highlights. This candid conversation will give you an authentic look at what your day-to-day life could feel like outside the classroom. Come with questions and leave with a clearer picture of calling Rochester home.