“While the world is not short of problems, I believe it is possible to leverage our collective genius and creativity to find impactful solutions – but this also means we need to have effective and supportive ecosystems in place,” Alexander Makela (2Y 2022) says.
“I am grateful for the many things I cannot quantify – for having friendships, a diverse network, and a point of view on the world of business,” Ukemeobong Owoh (2Y 2021) says.
For the 90th birthday of Philip Kotler, professor emeritus of marketing, Nikki Pangilinan and Michele Pfluger (2Y 2022) discuss which brands advance change for today’s most challenging issues.
“As someone who valued the community I was once a part of on submarines, I looked to align myself with a similar program where a sense of belonging was pivotal to the student experience,” Kevin Wilson (2Y 2022) says, co-president of Kellogg Veterans Association.
“What I loved most was when I had chances to bring diverse groups together to achieve difficult goals. I knew that business school was the optimal path for me,” Jason Borchik (2Y 2022) says, co-president of Kellogg’s Veterans Association.
“I’m Black, I’m African, I’m an immigrant, and I speak with an accent. And so, I want to take an active role and let people understand what it means to embrace folks. I want to learn, too — everyone has biases that we don’t recognize. I want to be able to understand those biases and take an active step in combating them,” Lenton Davies (EMBA 2022) says.
“Entrepreneurship is a journey not a destination.” Recent alumnus Brian McEuen ’21 shares how his Kellogg experience helped him develop his venture, On Brand.
“As a first-generation Ecuadorian-American, I am honored to receive my MBA from my dream school, Kellogg School of Management,” Dominique Suarez (2Y 2021) says.
Andrew Green (2Y 2022) shares how his summer internship and Kellogg’s resources are giving him the experience and exposure he needs to grow his career.
“Leading the Evening and Weekend Kellogg Students Association during COVID-19 was a challenge, and my role as VP of careers of the tech club the year prior was special,” Hari Uggini (E&W 2021) says.
In the third post of this application series, Christy Heaton, associate director of admissions, shares tips on approaching the three key areas of Kellogg’s 2022 Full-Time MBA Application.
MBA students around the United States and globally are tackling some of today’s biggest challenges, and nowhere more so than at Kellogg School of Management.
