Hear from an Evening & Weekend WBA member, Zareen Khan (E&W 2023), on “Together We #ChoosetoChallenge,” a virtual event that brought together female students and allies from Kellogg and Booth to create strong networks and challenge the idea of competition.
Co-presidents of Kellogg’s Evening & Weekend Parents Club, Ashley Martin and Will Mak (both E&W 2021), share their experience as parents at Kellogg and creating the E&W Parents Club.
“Since launch, we’ve learned that 80% of Indian weddings are now interracial, intercultural and interfaith. As a result, we offer tons of education on what to wear to each event and why.” Hear from Karen Desai (2Y 2022) on her startup, LUKH.
“It’s by women and allies lifting each other up, bringing other inclusive leaders to share their stories, and cultivating a sense of community that allows us to harness our power and pass on that strength to each other and the women who come after us,” Kayla Silverstein (E&W 2021) says, who is president of the Evening & Weekend WBA.
The leaders who join Kellogg’s Executive MBA Program bring diverse experience and expertise across a range of industries. Today, that has never been more true. We’re excited to introduce Danielle Neveles, Chris Hardeman and Matt Rogers.
Leaders from Kellogg’s Energy & Sustainability Club, Aarushi Magan and Haerim Hong (both 2Y 2021), share their journeys in sustainability, and their efforts to bring ClimateCAP to Kellogg in 2022.
From Aetna to FactSet Research Systems to Northwestern McGaw Medical Center, talent abounds in the new class joining Kellogg’s Evening & Weekend Program! Today, meet Auna Harvey, Andrew Henry and Emily Wessling, M.D.(all E&W 2023).
The leaders who join Kellogg’s Executive MBA Program bring diverse experience and expertise across a range of industries. Today, that has never been more true. We’re excited to introduce Praveen Singalla, Jordan Hanson and Mayank Sharma (all EMBA 2023).
To recognize Women’s History Month, Inside Kellogg will be featuring the diverse perspectives, reflections and leadership journeys from Kellogg’s community of women. Stay tuned for more!
“By hosting sessions on the challenges faced by current key industries of interest at Kellogg, we hoped our classmates and other business school students would be able to identify an ally and anti-racism journey that is uniquely personal to them,” Courtney Weldon (MMM 2021), co-chair of BMAC, says.
“I’d still consider BHM to be a check-in point, but now it revolves around strategizing my plans for community activism, identifying gaps in my own knowledge because the Black experience is not a monolith, and finding new ways to contribute to young Black professionals via mentorship,” Sammy Goldstein (2Y 2022).
Members of Team Rise of the JEDI, Sam Wargolet (1Y 2021) and Em Kuo (MMM 2022), share their experience placing as semi-finalists in the competition, as well as their work in a racial justice and equity.
