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| Former
U.S. Ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania, Charles
Stith, visited Kellogg’s GIM Tanzania course as a guest
speaker on March 12, 2008. Read more
Photo © Rich Foreman |
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| The
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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| From
left: Lauren Stone (Feinberg School), Leslie Gerdes,
Ekaterina Kozina, Jamie Jones and Supina Mapon (all
Kellogg '09) Photo ©
Nathan Mandell |
| FEATURED
NEWS: CHEST Foundation contest results
Business and medicine come
together as Kellogg team helps beat asthma
CHEST Foundation contest spurs
innovation, experiential learning for student
winners; C. Everett Koop among elite judges
By Matt Golosinski
May 13, 2008 - Citizens in Chicago
may breathe easier, thanks to the business insights
of Northwestern University graduate students.
A team of Kellogg School and Feinberg
School of Medicine students took first place in
the CHEST Foundation Case Competition, the final
round of which was held May 8 at the James L.
Allen Center in Evanston. The event was co-sponsored
by the Larry and Carol Levy Social Entrepreneurship
Lab at Kellogg, as well as the Kellogg Social
Impact Club, the Health Industry Management Program,
and Healthcare and Biotechnology Club.
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Special congratulations to Home Clean Home team members Supina Mapon ’09, Ekaterina Kozina ’09, Jamie Jones ’09, Leslie Gerdes ’09, and Lauren Stone (Feinberg) for winning The CHEST Foundation and The Larry and Carol Levy Social Entrepreneurship Lab Case Competition! Congratulations also to the second place finishers of OpenMic.Health Eduardo Montes ’08, Peter Siu ’08, Andrew Ambrosy (Feinberg), John Kubasiak (Feinberg), Sam Haywood (Feinberg), Yaw Nyame (Feinberg), and Mike Gibbs (Feinberg). More details on the competition award dinner to come soon.
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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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