Janice Hu (2Y 2019) discusses how she became involved with Smart Cities, and how the conference is aiming to bridge the gap between technology and social impact in urban areas.
Academics & Research
Kellogg Expert Collective on Trust and Healthcare
Ted Sholl (2Y 2019) shares his experience as a student representative at the Kellogg Trust in Healthcare Expert Collective and how he got involved in the first place.
Kellogg Entrepreneurs: Building a Better Backpack from Scratch
Allison Brown, Cara Maresca, and Kristina Moore (2Y 2018) share their entrepreneurial experiences in developing the Cariset brand of backpack, a venture they built at Kellogg.
A Kellogg Entrepreneur Puts the Sharing Back in Ride-Sharing
Nakul Khanna (1Y 2018) shares the process he followed, including the programs and classes he leveraged, to raise tens of thousands of dollars and build his ride-sharing app, Instago, at Kellogg.
Living Artistically: A Workshop with Musician Matthew Santos
Eric Muhlberger (1Y 2018) recaps a visit from Matthew Santos, a two-time Grammy-nominated musician, who held a workshop on the creative process in the Kotler Innovation Lab.
The Great MBA Question: What’s Your Major?
Leah Potkin (E&W 2018) shares her strategy behind not choosing a major, and how she respects the fact that Kellogg gave her that option.
Women in leadership: Lessons from my conversation with Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the IMF
Last month, Kellogg had the honor of hosting Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). After a school-wide lecture, 30 students, including myself, had the unique opportunity to attend an intimate roundtable discussion with Madame Lagarde. The conversation primarily focused on women in leadership and the IMF’s international finance policies. Both topics… Continue reading
Exploring Social Innovation at Social Impact Days 2016
Social Impact Days at Kellogg is an annual event that takes place before pre-term, bringing together incoming students who are interested in forging impact over the course of their careers. Students gather over the span of three days to hear from influential social impact speakers, learn about Kellogg’s social impact offerings, engage with classmates, faculty… Continue reading
How I built and scaled my tech startup at Kellogg
“Jared, are you still alive?” My classmates often ask me this question in this jest because I am the typical Kellogg School student entrepreneur: an entrepreneur that eats, sleeps and breathes his startup, while still juggling the rigors of Kellogg’s academics and extracurriculars. Being an entrepreneur at Kellogg is a challenging journey that many people… Continue reading
Career Management Center Services Q&A with Liza Kirkpatrick
This interview was originally published by Clear Admit on August 11, 2016. You can read the full article here. Liza Kirkpatrick, director of full-time MBA programs for the Career Management Center at the Kellogg School of Management, has a long career in recruiting. Before joining Kellogg, she spent almost a decade with a staffing firm, helping to… Continue reading
How Kellogg inspires and cultivates socially conscious business leaders
By Eli Kaberon Written on the wall of a fifth-floor office in the Jacobs Center is a list of ways Kellogg students and faculty work to create a better society. The office belongs to Megan Kashner ’03, who was hired in January as the school’s director of social impact. From international development to environmental sustainability… Continue reading
Leveraging Kellogg’s academics, alumni networks and more to launch a successful startup
When Steve Lane ’16 set out to choose a business school, he had one essential question in mind: Which school can get my startup off the ground? After carefully weighing his options, Steve decided that Kellogg was the best choice for developing his startup FlyHomes. “Kellogg’s resources are amazing for startups,” Steve says. “FlyHomes would… Continue reading