“We’re a team of parents, educators, techies and entrepreneurs who have seen how big tech has left the family behind. … We’re fighting for the right kind of technology that is built for families,” says Michelle Ross ’19
Becoming ‘a better leader’ in healthcare through the One-Year MBA Program
“During my year in the program, all my barriers came down; I felt like I am now a better leader, and honestly a better person because of all the people I met,” says Aishley Hassell (1Y, 2021).
Why my part-time Kellogg MBA is a big-time blue sky moment
”Kellogg brings together so many like minds thinking deeply about the challenges our world faces today,” says Google employee and part-time student Alexandra Tyrrell (E&W, 2022).
Why choose Kellogg to pursue social impact? A 2Y explains.
“The breadth of experiences and interests in the room was vibrant and thought-provoking week after week. I have leaned strongly on this community,” says Ale Treviño (2Y, 2023).
Kellogg leadership seminar builds connections among women in business
“Getting to know the women in my pod was such a rewarding experience — it gave me the opportunity to not only hear other women’s stories and advice but also to make incredible new friends,” says Carli Chovick (2Y, 2022).
At the environmental crossroads, Kellogg creates a climate for change
ClimateCAP, a summit at the intersection of business and climate change, took place at the Kellogg Global Hub this February, gathering MBA students and industry leaders dedicated to making an impact.
Behind the scenes at ClimateCAP 2022
ClimateCAP student organizers Joan Liu (2Y, 2022) and Sarah Pinner (MMM, 2022) share their experience of shaping the biennial conference on the intersection of business and climate change, hosted this year at Kellogg.
Making a ‘transformational’ leap into a Bay Area tech job through the Kellogg MMM Program
“I love my current career, the people I work with, and the relationships from Kellogg so much that I often pinch myself to remember they’re real,” says alumna Ivy Chamness (MMM, 2021).
Celebrating Women’s History Month at Kellogg
Gender Equity Week is a dedicated week of programming put on by the Women’s Business Association that brings together hundreds of students, alumni and faculty to share models of leadership and to foster growth – in women, in allies and in organizations.
Celebrating the Power of Storytelling this Black History Month
“My storytelling efforts became focused on spaces where cultural equity was lacking most,” says Keyaira Lock (2Y, 2023).
Finding Community In A Part-Time MBA Program
”What sets Kellogg apart is the community that surrounds you. While you instantly gain a community of peers, professors, and friends who are all equally invested in your success and goals, you must make it count,” says Devin Tyler (E&W, ’23).
Nonprofit Spotlight: How the Kellogg Community Gives Back
“In my career, I not only see myself creating an impact through nonprofit organizations, but also through hiring, mentoring and developing these same youth as leaders,” says Hereford Johnson (2Y, 2022).