View recordings of events happening at Kellogg below. If you would like your event recording to appear on this page, please email a link to the recording to Cameron Shenassa.
Dean Cornelli, Dean Hanifee and Dean Mazzeo provide updates for Evening & Weekend students.
Professor Vuckovic talks about how literary fiction illuminates key issues you will face as a leader, exploring these lessons in literature and her own life.
kFAB's Q&A discussion with Pat Brown, the CEO of Impossible Foods. Discussed: the current public health crisis, its origins in animal consumption, and the inevitable shift to a plant-based food system.
Dean Greg Hanifee and Prof. Andee Harris discuss how leadership communication has changed as the world has rapidly moved into online spaces.
Professor Cast asks himself, “How can I bring my best self to my family, to my friends, to my work, to my life?” and offers a few answers that help him better navigate through his life.
Learn who to connect with in the Office of Student Life and how they can help you plan club events.
Dean Cornelli discusses tactics for pivoting strategically in times of crisis.
Harry Kraemer shares his suggestions for leading in crisis situations.
Professor Medvec discusses the many factors complicating negotiations today, and how applying negotiation strategies to the unique, unprecedented situations you will encounter can help you succeed in the face of uncertainty.
Presented by MOSAIC, Asma Khalid, NPR political correspondent covering the 2020 presidential campaign, stops by to update us on Joe Biden's virtual campaign efforts, COVID-19's impact on the election conversation, and the key challenges she sees impacting both campaigns as we head into the summer.
Students talk about the "third culture" experience.
Presented by MOSAIC, Alice Hill, senior fellow for climate change policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, updates us on where this critical issue currently stands in leaders' thoughts, what we might learn from COVID-19s impact on our environment, and when and how she thinks the world might re-engage on this issue.
Presented by MOSAIC, students talk about China's Belt and Road Initiative.
Presented by MOSAIC, Professor Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez updates us on the crisis in Venezuela, the civil protests in Chile, and the plans for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Professor Petersen explores examines several of the largest personal investment decisions you may make, skipping the math and statistics and instead focusing on the stories.
