Kelley Indianapolis blogs now have a new location!
You can now find all of our blogs featuring programs, alumni, students, and faculty from the Kelley School of Business' programs hosted on the IUPUI campus on a new, searchable platform here, as of November 1, 2019!
2019 Hazelett Forum features historic battle for women’s right to vote
Named after local impassioned educator and philanthropist Susie Hazelett, the annual Hazelett Forum is part of the ongoing education series at the Tobias Leadership Center, focused this year on the history of women’s rights stretching from the Civil War to WWI.
What we're reading: Professor of Management Philip Cochran
One book comes to the conclusion that if business students don’t understand the world in which they are doing business, they will lose out to savvier competitors.
Alumni perspective: Surviving the transition years after college
As challenging and trying as these transition years were for me, I consider them a necessity that finally led me to success.
Emergency medicine physician shapes department using tools from physician-only MBA program
Christopher McDowell, MD, MBA’19, returned to his medical school alma mater to build a new emergency medicine residency program.
Surgeon strengthens leadership skills and medical instruction through MBA
Trauma surgeon Brian Brewer, MD, MBA’19, wanted to gain a greater understanding of business in order to lead in hospital administration.
Physician MBA empowers pediatrician to lead change
Networking is a common practice in business — perhaps as ubiquitous as spreadsheets — but it’s used less frequently to advance within the medical community.
How a Kelley student found his passion in HR
For Jayce Everling, BS'20, human resources is about putting the right people in the right jobs with the right tools and resources to succeed.
“This is our chance to do a case study all by ourselves – and not only crack that case study all by ourselves, but we get to see a company implement our recommendations.”
Resilience & grit: Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow lives the principles of her work
It's because of resilient and gritty parents, and teachers and role models who cared about me, believed in me and wanted me to succeed. That’s why I do all I can to give my students what I was given: someone who cares about them and their success.
