In reflection of Kellogg Ally Week, Josh Williams (2Y 2019) discusses why everyone, especially emerging business leaders, should be invested and engaged in efforts to advance equity, diversity, inclusion and justice.
Culture
A Veteran’s Transition from the Army to an MBA Program
Graham Burgess (2Y 2020) writes about the Kellogg resources and events that helped him connect to a support structure and feel the camaraderie he had been missing since he left the Army.
WBA Presidents Reflect on Gender Equity and Alliance at Kellogg
Ginny Lee and Noelle Bloomfield (both 2Y 2019), co-presidents of the Women’s Business Association, look back on their lessons learned as leaders and their alliances with community partners.
Introducing the Kellogg Technology Management Pathway
Rachel Sawa (2Y 2019), the vice president of academics for KTech, shares how students and faculty came together to create the new Technology Management Pathway, which launched in January.
Honoring Inspiration During Black History Month at Kellogg
Rianne Webb (2Y 2020) describes the themes celebrated during 2019’s Black History Month at Kellogg, and how she found the boldness to take on leadership positions.
Why, as a Nigerian-American, Black History Month Matters to Me
In observance of Black History Month, Mayowa Oyebadejo (2Y 2019) shares his views on the bonds and shared experiences of black Americans in business and society.
To Pursue or Not To Pursue a Mid-Career MBA?
Akshar Awalgaonkar (EMBA 2020) reviews the questions and decisions that led him to pursue a mid-career MBA and provides advice for others considering the same.
Navy Pilot Finds Community of Support at Kellogg
Former military pilot Andrew Coe (2Y 2020) discusses life after active duty and how Kellogg’s culture of teamwork and community were so crucial to his decision to earn an MBA.
How I Left Kellogg More Diverse Than When I Started
Ashton Clark (E&W 2018) shares how he became part of the change to increase diversity in the Evening & Weekend MBA Program.
An International EMBA Student on Culture, Creativity and Opportunity
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.
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.