Posted by Teresa Mackin
Chances are when you click “Buy” on that economy size bag of socks from Amazon.com, you don’t care much where the socks are made, which warehouse they ship from, or the route they took to your doorstep. But questions like these are turning into a promising career for future Amazon employee and soon-to-be Kelley Indianapolis graduate Joseph Cook.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis held its 32nd annual Scholarships and Awards Breakfast on Friday, April 24, at the IUPUI Campus Center. This year, 47 students earned scholarships on behalf of 36 scholarship funds, with a total value of more than $91,000.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Having now lived on the sixth floor of University Tower at IUPUI for a full academic year, I could not be more pleased with my decision to live in the Kelley House for my freshman year of college. Although it may sound cheesy, living in the Kelley House for my first year at IUPUI was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Aaron Buchanan’s reaction to being named this year’s J. Dwight Peterson Key Award winner is likely very similar to the award’s previous recipients: a combination of elation and surprise.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
On Thursday, April 23, Indianapolis recognizes World Trade Day — an annual opportunity to highlight the impact of global markets on the regional economy, and encourage more local companies to pursue customers and partnerships in international markets.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
London. The land of kings and queens, castles and cottages, fish and chips, and the home of the Kelley Business students from March 13-21. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, and I know that I can speak for everyone.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Can you believe April is almost over already? Where did the year go?! The spring semester here at Kelley is coming to a close and what better way to end the year than with Commencement Celebration Week. We have lots of fun activities planned throughout the week of April 20-24, which concludes with our annual Scholarship and Awards Breakfast.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Posted by Teresa Mackin
Enabling Kelley School of Business students to become well-rounded, socially and culturally, conscious leaders through the construction of diverse and inclusive professional relationships.
Posted by Teresa Mackin
In life, there is sometimes a game-changing moment. That one point beyond which everything is forever different. For Kelley School of Business alumnus Marcus May (BS’03), that moment came during his senior year, when the IUPUI men’s basketball team won the Mid-Continent Conference tournament, earning the school its first trip to the NCAA Tournament.