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What is your favorite MSU Alumni Club of Chicago Event?:

	Annual Spartan Crawl
	Power Networkings
	Football Game Watchings
	Spartyball

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	Spartan Green Weights
	Spartan Shaped Hot Metal Stamp
	Spartan Pics In a Spartan Frame
	Spartan Green Tatoo Ink

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Join the MSUAA
Join the MSU Alumni Association today if you aren't a member. Why? Here are 10 good reasons: 10 Reasons to Join the MSUAA 1. Support Your Local Regional Club A portion of your dues is returned to your local regional club. 2. Network with Other Spartans Network with MSU alumni in over 150 regional clubs world-wide. Also, connect with 29 constituent groups representing your school, college, or academic program. 3. Pride in your University MSU celebrates our 150th Anniversary. Be a part of the proud tradition and join the MSUAA. 4. The MSU Alumni Magazine This quarterly publication features the latest news about MSU, MSUAA activities and events, and alumni. 5. Career Networking Links MSU alumni with employers seeking outstanding job applicants. Provides personalized resume critiquing, career advising, job listings database, resume database, and other career resources. 6. Online Directory Update your contact information regularly and search for your friends. 7. Travel Travel with other Spartans on domestic and international tours and cruises. 8. Support MSUAA programs You support the Sparty mascot program, homecoming activities, the MSUAA Grand Awards and many more alumni and student programs when you join the MSUAA. 9. Discounts for MSUAA Events and Spartan Athletics Receive member discounts for MSUAA events and advance notice for bowl game tours, pre- and post-season athletic receptions, and away-game tailgates. 10. Money saving discounts Life members save 15% and annual members save 10% when shopping online. Receive additional discounts on interstate moves, car rentals, parking, hotels, restaurants, and stores when visiting East Lansing.

Join the MSUAA

Join the MSU Alumni Association today if you aren't a member. Why? Here are 10 good reasons:

10 Reasons to Join the MSUAA

1. Support Your Local Regional Club
A portion of your dues is returned to your local regional club.

2. Network with Other Spartans
Network with MSU alumni in over 150 regional clubs world-wide. Also, connect with 29 constituent groups representing your school, college, or academic program.

3. Pride in your University
MSU celebrates our 150th Anniversary. Be a part of the proud tradition and join the MSUAA.

4. The MSU Alumni Magazine
This quarterly publication features the latest news about MSU, MSUAA activities and events, and alumni.

5. Career Networking
Links MSU alumni with employers seeking outstanding job applicants. Provides personalized resume critiquing, career advising, job listings database, resume database, and other career resources.

6. Online Directory
Update your contact information regularly and search for your friends.

7. Travel
Travel with other Spartans on domestic and international tours and cruises.

8. Support MSUAA programs
You support the Sparty mascot program, homecoming activities, the MSUAA Grand Awards and many more alumni and student programs when you join the MSUAA.

9. Discounts for MSUAA Events and Spartan Athletics
Receive member discounts for MSUAA events and advance notice for bowl game tours, pre- and post-season athletic receptions, and away-game tailgates.

10. Money saving discounts
Life members save 15% and annual members save 10% when shopping online. Receive additional discounts on interstate moves, car rentals, parking, hotels, restaurants, and stores when visiting East Lansing.

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Big Networking in Chicago

No matter if you are a Badger, Spartan, Gopher, or Wolverine, we are all in this volatile economy together. So leave the rivalries on the field and join with your fellow BIG TEN Alumni for a valuable Networking Event designed to create some career momentum.

The evening features a presentation from Univesity of Wisconsin Graduate Brian Kurth ('88) on transitioning your career, and its filled with practical tips and strategies you can use now to help reach your career goals.

What: Career Transition Networking Event
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Location: Northwestern University - Chicago Campus. 303 E. Superior, Chicago, IL 60611
TIcket Price: $10 (Ticket Includes Desserts and Refreshments)

Option: To get the most out of networking, you have got the option of creating a mini-bio when you reegister. Briefly tell us about yourself both professionallly and personally. We will then e-mail you a complete list of all bios before the event so you can print it out and use it to break the ice.

Sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association in partnership with all BIG TEN Alumni Associations.

Please direct all questions to board@chicagospartans.com or WAA's Gina Evans at gevans@waastaff.com

About Brian Kurth
Brian Kurth is a career strategist, mentorship expert and speaker on how to pursue and attain a great job. He is the founder of VocationVacations® and the author of Test-Drive Your Dream Job – A Step-By-Step Guide To Finding And Creating The Work You Love (Hachette, 2008). Born and raised in Madison, Wisconsin, Brian graduated from the University of Wisconsin before moving to Chicago to earn a master’s degree from Loyola University. Since then, he’s appeared on CNBC, CNN, FOX News, MSNBC, NBC’s TODAY Show and National Public Radio (NPR), and his career advice has been featured in articles in Fortune Magazine; Men’s Journal; The New York Times; O, The Oprah Magazine and The Wall Street Journal. Click here to learn more about Brian and his career guidance.

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