December 2003
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Broad School wins 2003 MBA Food Fight
By collecting food donations totaling 228,568 pounds, the Broad MBA program out-performed all competitors in the annual Second Harvest competition among MBA programs across the country, and defended five consecutive wins.
Marshall Scholars named
A Broad School senior has been recognized for his outstanding academic and civic achievements with one of the world’s most prestigious scholarships for international study - the Marshall Scholarship.
Jared English of Jackson, a member of the MSU Honors College, has been named a Marshall Scholar for 2004 and will use this major award to study in the United Kingdom. He is MSU’s 9th Marshall Scholar since the Marshall scholarships were enacted in 1953.
The Marshall Scholarship recognizes students who have demonstrated academic excellence and leadership potential. It covers tuition costs, books and living expenses for two to three years at a British university. English is an international relations major in the James Madison College and a finance major in the Broad School.
As a Marshall Scholar, he will pursue two master’s of science degrees at the London School of Economics, one in politics of the world economy and the other in finance and economics.
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Finance Association treks to Chicago
The Broad MBA Finance Association traveled to Chicago recently to visit alumni and representatives at Bank One Mezzanine Corp, Bear Sterns, Goldman Sachs, Institutional Capital and William Blair & Company. The students also toured the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
The two-day trek agenda also included an alumni reception, hosted by Goldman Sachs. The reception attracted Chicago-area Finance alumni and friends, representing over 20 financial firms.
Thanks go to members of the Broad School’s Finance Advisory Board members Paula Rogers, senior VP, Institutional Capital Corporation; and Ted Neely (MBA ’84), VP, FICC Global Money Markets, Goldman Sachs, who provided their support to this successful student/alumni event.
The next class of MBAs...
Learn more about the Broad Weekend MBA and Executive MBA programs by attending an information session, or call 800-882-1239 for an appointment.
As a part of the Broad School’s Full-time MBA “MSU Near You” Program, MBA representatives will meet prospective students at several out-of-state recruiting events in through January 2004.
Closer to home, the Full-Time MBA program hosts on campus conferences, exploration events and individual visits for prospective students. Register now for events in December, January and February.
Online admissions chats with prospective MBA students are scheduled for the following dates: Dec. 16, 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Jan. 15, noon to 2:00 p.m.; Feb. 2, noon to 2:00 p.m. For more information, please visit MBA On-line Chats MBA On-line Chats.