Kelley School of Business Evening MBA students traveled to South Africa to provide free consulting services to businesses there.
Evening MBA students’ reflections on consulting trip to South Africa
Alumni
Next Step: Mentorship
This is the fifth in a series of blogs featuring the Venture Club, written by Evening MBA student Kelci Dye.
Congratulations to the Kelley Evening MBA students named among Elite 50 at IUPUI
The annual Elite 50 recognizes graduate and professional student achievements in scholarship and service beyond the classroom.
Kelley School of Business is creating a new research center focusing on the changing landscape of manufacturing in central Indiana and across the nation, with support of a $1 million gift from alumnus Gregg Sherrill and his wife Sabine.
The Kelley School of Business is creating a new research center focusing on the changing landscape of manufacturing in central Indiana and across the nation, with support of a generous gift from alumnus Gregg Sherrill and his wife Sabine. The center will be housed at IUPUI.
Mother, son duo excelling after graduation
In their Christmas card, the Lutz family characterized 2017 as “a year filled with healing and growth, even in baby steps.”
Gaining new tools for solving healthcare problems
As a hospitalist, Mahdi Ajjan, MD, MBA’17, is accustomed to solving problems. His specialty itself sprang from the need to alleviate primary care physician burnout in the early 1990s, when these physicians were shuttling back and forth between practice offices and hospitals to treat admitted patients.
Discovering new passions
It takes a certain kind of person to leave a resounding impact on a student, motivating and inspiring her in a way that changes the trajectory of a career.
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.
Physician MBAs and faculty publish research on improving clinic wait times in prominent journal
The team reduced patient visit times by 18 percent and improved both patient and employee satisfaction, without cutting valuable patient-provider contact time.
All in the (Kelley) family
The Kelley School of Business alumni network is one of the largest business school networks in the world – connecting business professionals around the globe.