Aina Fadina (EMBA 2019) looks ahead to her second year in the EMBA program and shares how her culture has prepared her to seize the business opportunities that cross her path.
Culture
A Kellogg Soros Fellowship Winner Carves Out His Own Path
Benjamin Chou (JD-MBA 2020), a winner of the prestigious Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship, reflects on the interview that won him the prize. “Often times I’m the only Asian or gay person in a room full of people. But I’m not going to let that stop me from doing the best job that I can.”
Reflecting on the 2018 Kellogg GIM China Course
Lalu Beré (2Y 2019) shares her experience in the Global Initiatives in Management course on China, including her class’s visit to the country during spring break.
Kellogg EMBA Is About We, Not Me
Alison Bullock (EMBA 2018) celebrates the camaraderie and support she experienced during her EMBA program by emphasizing “we” over “I.”
Just Because Something Is Difficult Does Not Mean It’s Impossible
Recent graduate Ashton Clark (E&W 2018) shares the first of two posts that demonstrate the perseverance he mustered to apply to Kellogg twice, along with the many reasons why his effort was so rewarding.
The Surprising Things I Learned While Getting My MBA
Elspeth Moffat (EMBA 2018) looks back on her two years at Kellogg and shares surprising things she learned about herself while getting her degree.
Navigating Business School as an Active Military Service Member
In honor of Armed Forces Day, LT Matthew Arnold (E&W 2019) shares how he has leveraged his military skills to succeed in business school and beyond.
Incredible Things Happen When Women Support Each Other
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Jenny Fukumoto-Pasko (E&W 2019) shares the solidarity and support she and a fellow female candidate shared while running for a seat in the Kellogg Student Association.
Rethinking Maternity Benefits for American Moms
On International Women’s Day, Dianna He (2Y 2018) compares American maternity benefits with others and shares her inspiration for founding a business that focuses on maternal health.
Day at Kellogg: A Rewarding Experience
In advance of DAK II, which takes place in April, Co-Chair Bo Swindell (MMM 2019) recaps the rewarding experience of organizing DAK I and lets prospective students know what to expect.
Kellogg Black History Month Reflections: Stephon Davis
Stephon Davis (2Y 2018), co-president of the Black Management Association, shares his reflections at the conclusion of Black History Month and emphasizes its importance for the past, present and future.
A Recap of the Hear My Story Panel, Organized by the Kellogg BMA
Lalu Beré (2Y 2019) recaps the Hear My Story event – which was organized by the Kellogg Black Management Association as part of Black History Month – and shares how black women have inspired her interest in social impact.