In the shift to going virtual, Michael Miller (MMM 2020) decided early on how important it would be to adopt an intentional mindset. He shares the resources and insights that guided him towards intentionality and building a new routine.
Student Life
Daybreak’s EIC on Social Distancing and Staying Connected
Daybreak’s editor-in-chief, Divya C. Reddy (2Y 2020), shares how she became involved with the popular student-to-student newsletter and discusses how it has adapted to serve its audience during social distancing.
Female CEOs Wanted: Six Percent Isn’t Enough
Jordan Mann (E&W 2021) shares her journey to Kellogg and advocates for female leaders as President of the Evening & Weekend WBA.
Kellogg Students Create a COVID-19 Pledge
Six Kellogg students came together to create The Pledge and share resources so their classmates feel connected while social-distancing. Read about it in their own words.
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.”
The Differences Between Being Out at Work and in an MBA Program
Adam Wolford (2Y 2021) shares the experience that first made him ask, “Do I think of myself as gay at work?” and the “tough conversations” he now has with his supportive peers in Pride@Kellogg.
Can Zombies Emphasize the Importance of Team Diversity?
Yes! Nicolas Krohne (E&W 2018) and several classmates leveraged their distinct backgrounds and areas of expertise in an escape-room scenario to “formulate and design a broader, more comprehensive and holistic plan of action.”
The Inspirational Value of the Kellogg BMA
Traci O’Hara (2Y 2020), BMA co-president, takes a look at her academic journey and the different ways the Kellogg Black Management Association has helped her to thrive from her first day on campus.
Finding Footing in the Black Management Association at Kellogg
To kick off our annual Black History Month series, Dabney Jean (MMM 2020) shares how the Black Management Association provided her with so much more than a community on campus and what led her to run for co-president.
EMBA Students Preserve History and Nature in Miami
A historic park that encompasses Miami’s first beach for people of color had seen better days. Enter: The Miami EMBA cohort and their partners from the Miami Learning Experience School, an education nonprofit for children and adults with intellectual challenges. Jinita Thakkar (EMBA 2020) discusses her cohort’s cleanup efforts, and how they align with Kellogg values.
Back to School Special: 3 Tips that Spurred an EMBA Application
Looking back at Launch Week, Allison McKeever (EMBA 2021) shares the three pieces of advice that gave her confidence in pursuing an executive MBA.
Social Impact Days at Kellogg: An Inspirational Experience
Babatunde Oladosu (2Y 2021) shares how the Social Impact Days event held every August has influenced his perspective and trajectory at Kellogg.