In the beginning, I thought that the last semester would be easier and I would have time to look for a job. I thought that the amount of labor required would be a downward sloping curve over the course of the MBA. That is not the case! During the last […]
Yesterday four Tulane MBAs (Cesar Solozano, Wil, Amina, and I) were selected to be on a panel for The Conference Board’s Work-Life Conference. We participated in a 1.5 hr session called, “The Real Deal: A Conversation with MBA Students”. Tulane’s President, Scott Cowen, was the Keynote speaker for the conference. […]
Following today’s Burkenroad Symposium the four speakers participated in a lunch workshop on leadership and innovation. Four tables of one speaker and eight students worked through a delicious lunch before presenting their findings to the others. I had the director of the National Science Foundation at my table. Appointed by […]
Burkenroad’s 16th annual symposium. “Leadership and the Eye for Innovation.”. Happening right… Now.
So today I finished my 10th speech. 10th speech you say? Yes, my 10th speech in the Competent Communicator track of Toastmasters International. Tulane University has a chapter of Toastmasters International on campus. Toastmasters International is an educational organization that works to build the communication and leadership skills of its […]
So, I am just now fully recovered from my week off from school that was Mardi Gras break and I must say it was quite a week. This was my first Mardi Gras experience and it was definitely a blast. I know what you’re thinking… that there was partying involved and […]
It’s finals time for those of us that have 1/2 semester classes. I may have mentioned this before but, in case you missed it, Tulane offers full semester classes and half semester classes. The half semester classes are great because it allows you to enroll in a wide variety of […]
That being said… what’s wrong with a little Mardi Gras craziness? On Sunday my girlfriend at I went to the Baccus Ball. It wasn’t a bad place to spend a Sunday night. It went from 7pm – 3am (don’t worry Tulane is closed the Monday and Tuesday of Mardi Gras) […]
With all the craziness of Mardi Gras its weird to think there are quiet places to go to like the Sculpture Garden at the New Orleans Meuseam of Art in City Park. It was pretty good and very free. Justin
Mardi Gras! Jpv
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