This is the first in a series of blogs featuring the Venture Club, written by Evening MBA student Kelci Dye.
Entries by Teresa Mackin
2017 Indiana Manufacturing Survey: Employers Are Upgrading for Growth
Annual Katz, Sapper & Miller survey of Hoosier manufacturers suggests investments in automation and technology are on the horizon.
Kelley Indianapolis student team takes fifth at case competition
The student team from the Kelley School at IUPUI came in fifth place out of 21 teams.
Faculty Spotlight: Mark Ippolito
“No matter what your skill-set is, or what you like to do, there’s a job for you in supply chain.”
Why #YouGottaRegatta
Since the first event with just 1,000 attendees, the IUPUI Regatta has grown into an event that attracts over 10,000 people and awards $10,000 in student scholarships every year.
IUPUI introduces second cohort of Mosaic Faculty Fellows
Two Kelley School of Business Indianapolis faculty members are part of a team that is considering how different classroom designs can encourage learning.
Regatta: a lesson in teamwork
“If you are going to fall in the water, get back in that boat, be resilient, and finish the race. There will be another race… They may not be first; they may not be second, but they know how to come back. Those comebacks are set-ups for success.”
Why this investigative journalist is pursuing her MBA
As an investigative reporter focusing on social services and welfare, Marisa Kwiatkowski’s name lies beneath some of the most hard-hitting headlines throughout The Indianapolis Star and the USA TODAY network.
Technology, automation, communication: What a supply chain management major could mean for you
His part-time gig turned into a supervising job, and he continued to move up the ranks from there.
Lilly leader to discuss career path and advice for undergrads
Open yourself up to new opportunities. Seek out challenging courses. Try something new.
These are just a few of the messages Christine Mears, chief operating officer of Nasal Glucagon at Eli Lilly & Company, hopes to share with Kelley School of Business students at IUPUI.