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.
Student Life
My Social Impact Internship: Community and Economic Development
Rachele Louis (2Y 2019) reflects on her summer internship with Enterprise Community Partners, working on projects at the intersection of equitable housing and transportation.
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.
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.”
Getting into Kellogg Was Not Just About Me
Ashton Clark (E&W 2018) discusses the actions he took to strengthen his second Kellogg application and the rewarding lessons that followed.
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.
Smart Cities: An Intersection of Technology and Social Impact
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.
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.
What’s in a Kellogg Student’s Backpack?
Nearing graduation, Kristina Moore (2Y 2018) shares a look inside her backpack and how its contents help her reflect on two years as a Kellogg student.
Four Lessons Learned from the Kellogg Global Women’s Summit
Lauren Levine (2Y 2019) shares the elements of the 2018 Kellogg Global Women’s Summit that will stay close to heart as she moves forward in her career after business school.
Learning to Let Go of Perfect: A Perspective on Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs Allison Brown, Cara Maresca and Kristina Moore (2Y 2018) share how they learned to explore ideas, fail quickly, learn from mistakes and incorporate those lessons into their next attempts.