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9/10/2010 – Evanston, Illinois
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9/21/2010 – Los Angeles, CA
Members of Northwestern’s UroVention team at NASDAQ headquarters. From left: Philip Herman, Omar Alam, Vishal Arya and Jason Chu. (Not pictured: Nas Alidu, Raj Kurpad, John Nazarian, Evelyn Auyeung and TJ Kim.) Northwestern’s UroVention team celebrates its win at the Wharton Alumni Business Plan Competition



Assistant Professor Loran Nordgren A new study by Assistant Professor Loran Nordgren explores why people have a stronger emotional response to individual victims than to an entire crowd of sufferers



The class of 2012 is welcomed to Kellogg From coursework to community service, the CIM experience introduces new students to the school's unique culture



The international scholarship program honors five Kellogg students for academic and leadership excellence



A. Salman Amin '85 PepsiCo’s A. Salman Amin `85 advises incoming students to learn from prior mistakes and to embrace change




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Kellogg Insight: Focus on Research

Kellogg INSIGHT

Kellogg faculty bring their latest research emphasizing key findings.

In this issue:
Sustainability is a Team EffortKlaus Weber
Why Broadband Prices Haven't Decreased Shane Greenstein
Writing the Books on Sales ForcesAndris Zoltners
Successful Mediators Wanted: No Robe RequiredJeanne Brett
Reframing the Poverty ProblemBobby Calder
Corporate Sweet TalkIthai Stern

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