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Foundation contest results: Business and medicine come together
as Kellogg team helps beat asthma Read
the full story From left: Lauren Stone (Feinberg School),
Leslie Gerdes, Ekaterina Kozina, Jamie Jones and Supina Mapon
(all Kellogg '09) Photo © Nathan
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Social Enterprise at Kellogg (SEEK) program
reflects the converging challenges that managers
face today as they strive to be socially responsible
global leaders in their chosen fields. Read
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FEATURED
NEWS: Former U.S. Ambassador visits GIM class
03/12/2008 Former United
States Ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania,
Charles Stith, visited Kellogg’s Global
Initiatives in Management (GIM) Tanzania course
as a guest speaker on March 12, 2008. Ambassador
Stith spoke to students about his experiences
during his time in Tanzania. Co-lead by Tim Feddersen,
Director of SEEK and the Wendell Hobbs Professor
of Managerial Economics & Decision Sciences,
and Kara Palamountain ’04, GHI Executive
Director, GIM Tanzania allowed students to assess
opportunities for marketing a new HIV diagnostic
tool being developed as part of the Global Health
Initiative.
Click
here for a slideshow of the GIM Tanzania trip
Photo
caption: Charles Stith, the former United States
Ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania,
was a recent guest in Prof. Tim Feddersen's GIM
class. Photo © Rich Foreman |
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Kellogg team triumphs in final round of case competition
Students win first place in 2008 Walter V. Shipley Business Leadership Case Competition
May 9, 2008 - This April, five Kellogg School students competed against peers from other top business schools in the Walter V. Shipley Business Leadership Case Competition. Kellogg came out on top. Read more
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Kellogg faculty debate practical, ethical implications of biofuels
April 7, 2008 - Kellogg School Professors Tim Calkins, Adam Galinsky and Ben Jones took part in an April 3 panel discussion on the ethics and efficacy of biofuels in the fight against global warming.
Moderated by Lynne Kiesling, a senior lecturer in the Social Enterprise at Kellogg (SEEK) program, and sponsored by the Social Impact Club, the event drew hundreds of interested observers — primarily Kellogg students and staff — to the Donald P. Jacobs Center. Full story
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The Kellogg School of Management is ranked the #3 nonprofit business management program in the U.S. according to the U.S. News and World Report America's Best Graduate Schools 2009. The program moved up 1 position from the previous rankings. Congratulations to the Center for Nonprofit Management, the Ford Motor Company Center for Global Citizenship, and the Social Enterprise at Kellogg (SEEK) program! |
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Nonprofit Management Executive Education: Fundraising & Marketing III
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Nonprofit Management Executive Education: Leading Successful Schools I
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Nonprofit Management Executive Education: Leading Successful Schools II
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