Posted by Teresa Mackin
The Kelley School of Business at Indiana University welcomed its inaugural Business of Medicine MBA cohort to program orientation and residency sessions earlier this month, becoming the first top-20 business school in the country to offer a physician-only MBA education.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
The first week of freshman year is an exciting and scary time. The biggest concern I had coming into IUPUI as a first year student was the sheer size of the campus. I was sure that I would get lost in a campus of 30,000 students that is located in a bustling urban setting.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
This entry is not about studying abroad but it relates because this could happen to YOU while you travel. When I travel internationally, I try to not develop expectations because I want to be prepared for the unexpected.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
The world of professional sports can be very lucrative for the leagues, the team owners, the players, and the sponsors. The compensation comes in many forms both tangible and intangible.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Jim Plew (BS ’13) left IUPUI this spring with a passion to pursue a start-up endeavor and make a difference.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
MBA graduates looking to land a job in today’s challenging market should focus on their potential impact to employers instead of relying heavily on how they look on paper, a panel of HR executives stressed Tuesday.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Yes, there are people out there that enjoy data analysis. I find it interesting what the customer wants by data probing.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Vicki Smith-Daniels, faculty chair of graduate business programs in medicine and professor of operations and supply chain management at the Kelley School of Business, wrapped up a two-week national radio tour April 26 with a live appearance on the “News & Views” program hosted by Ronn Allen.
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Vicki Smith-Daniels, faculty chair of graduate business programs in medicine and professor of operations and supply chain management at the Kelley School of Business, recently talked with national radio host John Loeffler for his weekly “Steel on Steel” broadcast.
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Vicki Smith-Daniels, faculty chair of graduate business programs in medicine and professor of operations and supply chain management at the Kelley School of Business, joined America’s Work Force radio host Ed “Flash” Ferenc on April 16th for a discussion about healthcare.