Posted by Teresa Mackin
Brose McVey was the spotlight presenter at the March meeting of the Venture Club of Indiana. McVey is the CEO of Expedite, a direct primary care clinic solution in Indianapolis. During his presentation he addressed some gaps he sees in the Affordable Care Act.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Quietly, life in Monrovia has become a routine as a week has come and gone. The team unconsciously acquired the customs and habits in Liberia, from their food to their signature handshake.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Yesterday, a group of twelve MBA and Nursing doctorate students landed in Monrovia, Liberia to work on a project with the John F. Kennedy Medical Center, where my team’s goal is to create a short- and long-term strategic plan for the hospital that allows them to deliver more health care services to more Liberians.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
I am in my final semester in the Evening MBA program and wanted to always take a class on Emerging Economies with Prof. Lyles, which I always thought would be a great experience to have and learn more about management consulting in developing countries.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Today was our first up-close look at the JFK Medical Center (JFKMC). We received a tour of the facilities from two of the head administrators (Mona and Dr. McDonald). Both Mona and Dr. McDonald continued to be gracious and welcoming – something that our group has experienced throughout our brief stay in Liberia.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Whew. This year has been full of surprises with the weather being the main culprit. Antarctica at this point is laughing at Indiana. But, luckily, it’s about that time to hit up the sunny beaches and get away from the bitter cold that we’ve all been forced trudge through.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Today is the last prep day before myself, Darrell Brown, and Kim Donahue lead a group of 23 Kelley Indianapolis students to London, England for spring break.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
I have been studying here for 8 months now and I think that I am able to tell you the differences between studying in France and studying in the US.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Students aren’t picking their favorite colors; instead they are assigned a color after taking a personality test from the Scotland-based company, Insights.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Early and often in my Indiana University Kelley School of Business Evening MBA courses, I heard of the opportunity to take a class that included a trip abroad.