Kellogg INSIGHT
Kellogg faculty bring their latest research emphasizing key findings.In this issue:
Name-Letter Branding Miguel Brendl
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Kellogg Full-Time MBA Program
Leadership at Kellogg
Recruiters recognize Kellogg graduates for their ability to work well in teams — and to lead them. The leadership skills you’ll develop here are always in high demand.
The Kellogg Student Association
Elected each year by student vote, the Kellogg Student Association has two main functions.
First, it is a liaison between students and administrators. Its membersbring student interests to the Office of the Dean, where KSA leaders and administrators discuss proposed changes to the curriculum or new ideas for the school’s international marketing strategy.
In addition to this important role, the student government also funds more than 80 clubs that reflect the wide range of students’ personal and professional interests.
In Practice
Looking for a chance to lead? Look no further. At Kellogg, you can:
At Kellogg, teaching and learning are not polar opposites. Our students learn collaboratively — from outstanding faculty and from each other.
They take charge of their education in study groups, work closely with faculty on independent studies and collaborate on projects and presentations. Each section of our most popular course, Global Initiatives in Management, is designed and coordinated by a group of dedicated, faculty-selected students.
Before they arrive on campus, Kellogg students prepare for the challenges ahead with the 360-Degree Leadership Assessment. The assessment will help you determine what kind of leader you are and — more importantly — what kind of leader you can become.It will help you choose the Kellogg activities best suited to put you on your management mettle.
The Kellogg Student Association
Elected each year by student vote, the Kellogg Student Association has two main functions.
First, it is a liaison between students and administrators. Its membersbring student interests to the Office of the Dean, where KSA leaders and administrators discuss proposed changes to the curriculum or new ideas for the school’s international marketing strategy.
In addition to this important role, the student government also funds more than 80 clubs that reflect the wide range of students’ personal and professional interests.
In Practice
Looking for a chance to lead? Look no further. At Kellogg, you can:
- Bring new students into the Kellogg family as a Pre-Term section leader or Day At Kellogg staffer
- Chair a professional club or organize a business conference
- Organize a fundraiser to benefit local charities
- Choose, plan and market the destination for a Kellogg Worldwide Experience and Service Trip for entering classes.
- Apply to be a member of the Admissions Committee to help shape future Kellogg classes
- Compete with peers from other top business schools in one of the many case competitions held annually around the world
- And much more
At Kellogg, teaching and learning are not polar opposites. Our students learn collaboratively — from outstanding faculty and from each other.
They take charge of their education in study groups, work closely with faculty on independent studies and collaborate on projects and presentations. Each section of our most popular course, Global Initiatives in Management, is designed and coordinated by a group of dedicated, faculty-selected students.
Before they arrive on campus, Kellogg students prepare for the challenges ahead with the 360-Degree Leadership Assessment. The assessment will help you determine what kind of leader you are and — more importantly — what kind of leader you can become.It will help you choose the Kellogg activities best suited to put you on your management mettle.
