“I couldn’t be more proud of the quick action and amazing teamwork of our cohorts,” says Heather Gedman (EMBA 2020), “as we serve to live the mission statement of Kellogg for building our community and practicing what we preach with high impact and low ego.”
In acknowledgement of Hispanic Heritage Month, Mayte Garcia-Salgado (E&W 2021), president of the Hispanic Management Association, discusses the failures of American education systems in honoring contributions from Latinx people.
Santosh Subramaniam (E&W 2020) provides a glimpse into his weekend commute from Florida to Chicago, via planes, “L” trains and automobiles.
Alex Moros (E&W 2019) shares how the Kellogg environment empowered her to become the founding president of the Hispanic Management Association for Evening & Weekend students.
Jennifer Spencer (JV 2020) walks through the biggest takeaways that she wants the partners and spouses of MBA students to know about the Kellogg JV program.
Gabriel Penaloza (EMBA 2020) and a team of cohort members are using their business acumen to pay it forward, throwing a casino-themed soiree to support the Miami Learning Experience School.
Samantha Dorsey (JV 2020), a “joint venture” to an E&W student, provides advice for both sides of the partnership to maintain support during an MBA program.
Sadie Howes (EMBA 2020), a Drake Scholar and member of cohort 119, reflects on how her scholarship, her cohort and the Kellogg admissions team led her to dream bigger.
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.
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.
Todd Dorsey (E&W 2020) outlines a typical weekend in the life of a part-time Kellogg MBA student and discusses how he and his family knew the Evening & Weekend Program would work best for their lives.
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.
