To Jamal Little (2Y 2021) “Pride@Kellogg always felt like a home.” In this post he shares advice for members of the LGBTQIA+ community considering an MBA, and what they should look for in a business school.
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Exploring South Africa through GIM and a Summer Internship
Shifali Gupta (2Y 2020) visited South Africa not once, but twice last year. She shares her reflection on the diversity of experiences students can achieve through their Kellogg journey.
A Student-Led Pledge in Support of the Black Community at Kellogg
The following pledge was written by student allies following conversations with a Black classmate. They chose to circulate it following receipt of the June 1 letter from the Full-Time Black Management Association. It has been and continues to be signed by students, faculty and staff.
How an Alumna’s Winery Is Turning to Those in Need During COVID-19
“One of the most inspiring things for me was seeing how quickly our employees came together with meaningful solutions and ideas during these unprecedented times,” writes Stephanie Gallo ’99, CMO of E. & J. Gallo Winery.
A Coach’s POV: Empowering EMBAs to Achieve Lifelong Career Goals
Steve Lanchak, an executive MBA career coach, discusses the unique priorities of the EMBA student, his holistic approach to coaching and how the Career Management Center not only supports students to execute their career goals – but empowers them for a lifetime.
Five FAQ on Financing an Executive MBA
Learn all the options available for paying for your mid-career MBA from Paul Dodds, Assistant Director of EMBA Financial Aid.
EMBA Alumni Collaborate to Support a Community in Honduras
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Susan Nedza and Don DiLucchio (EMBA 2000) collaborate to provide necessary services to a community in Honduras through their work in the Olancho Aid Foundation.
EMBA Cohort Mobilizes to Protect Healthcare Workers
Executive MBA Cohort 120 shares how they leveraged their diverse backgrounds and networks to help frontline healthcare workers get the protective equipment they need during the COVID-19 crisis.
A Family Enterprise that Began at Kellogg
Juan Rocha (EMBA 1995) and John Rocha (EMBA 2020) share how they built their family enterprise, DynaTrap, by leveraging the skills they both gained from Kellogg.
Being an Effective Leader in Disruptive Times
Nathan Evans (EMBA 2011 and co-founder of fulfin) shares his experience leading his fintech startup during the COVID-19 crisis, and the three pillars he relies on to be an effective leader.
The Kellogg Community Transitions to Online Teaching
Tim Calkins, a clinical professor of marketing at Kellogg, shares the real deal about moving courses online. “One of the most heartening parts of this transition,” he writes, “is seeing how people are working together and sharing ideas.”
COVID-19 Kellogg MBA Admissions Update
Kate Smith ’98, assistant dean of admissions and financial aid, provides coronavirus-related updates to everyone applying to Kellogg this spring.