MBA Graduation Gift to Myself
It has been over two years already since I read Tim Ferriss’ book The 4-Hour Workweek. I shared some of the thoughts on the book [...]
View ArticleMBAA Revolt … er Reform at GWU School of Business
About four months ago when the whole country was embroiled into the perils of the final phase of the presidential election campaign, something even more [...]
View ArticleMBA Done – Heading Back to School
I just really cannot let it go. I am becoming a GWSB fixture of sorts – a proverbial perpetual student, except I am not doing [...]
View ArticleMBA Student Loan – Days of Reckoning
In my post-MBA time there have been a few milestones directly connected to my MBA. First was the Graduation Gala that I described briefly in [...]
View ArticleBusiness Case for Telework
Who could have thought that an internal change of policy at Yahoo! would have such a ripple effect on the nation’s workforce. Message boards and [...]
View ArticleGoing Global: MBA Students in Ghana
Written by Kristin Schulz, class 2014 part-time MBA student at GWSB; Residential Programs Manager at Clean Currents. Passionate advocate and evangelist for renewable energy and [...]
View ArticleFrench Labor Market and Corporate Social Responsibility
It was exactly a year ago that I went to Audencia Nantes School of Management, France for a week-long study abroad program offered by GWSB [...]
View ArticleGW MBA Follies – 2013
Last week I went to the GW MBA Follies. This was my first ever Follies and I was really curious to see what it was [...]
View ArticleGW MBA Dropout Tale
This post is written by Jason Barrett, a 25 years old GW part-time MBA dropout turned a professional whiskey drinker. Jason is the youngest master distiller [...]
View ArticleMBA Graduation, Yet Again
All last week, and especially around the weekend, my Facebook newsfeed was swelling with the updates from my FB friends about their activities. This was [...]
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