Alumni
William M. Plater Civic Engagement Medallion Winner, Part 1: Akash Khanna
Two Kelley students were awarded Plater Medallions on April 9. This is the story of Akash Khanna.
Al and Shary Oak recognized at IUPUI’s Spirit of Philanthropy Awards ceremony
The Kelley School of Business is pleased to recognize Al Oak, MBA’72, and Shary Oak for their dedication and commitment to education. They are the Kelley School honorees for the 2019 Spirit of Philanthropy Award.
7 Kelley School of Business students named to IUPUI’s Top 100 in 2019
Each year, the
IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations honors 100 outstanding undergraduate students who demonstrate excellence in three categories—academic excellence, campus leadership, and community engagement.
Making time for a Kelley MBA prepares alum to lead
Megan Bishop, BS’11, MBA’19, is a logistics expert. As the director of operations at supply chain consulting firm enVista, timely execution and problem solving are at the core of what she does.
CMO advances to payer side of healthcare after earning Kelley Physician MBA
The sum of our careers can be imagined as several moments that shape our professional trajectory.
Finding a niche in accounting
Joe DeVries, BS’18, MSA’19, discovered his passion for accounting after taking A100 (Basic Accounting Skills) with professor Diane Sturek. Finding his niche led to a master’s degree in accounting and, ultimately, a full-time auditing internship.
More than a degree: How the Kelley Physician MBA inspires physician business leaders
“As physicians, we don’t learn anything about the business of medicine in medical school. If you follow the news and what’s happening in the medical field, you realize that, without business knowledge, you cannot get by.”
Alum uses Kelley Graduate Accounting Program to reignite career and return to her passion
Rachel Ogden, BS’11, MSA’19, didn’t pursue accounting the first time around during her undergraduate studies, but she later used the Kelley Graduate Accounting Program to reignite her career.
The Kelley Physician MBA changes you — both as a leader and a doctor
Gregory Mishkel, MD, MBA’17, enjoyed the administrative side of medicine but realized he needed greater business expertise. He gained much more than an MBA.