As first-year students begin to move to New Orleans I’m getting asked quite frequently if it is feasible to work during your first year. I will say it is possible but I wouldn’t really recommend it. Last year I work 15-20 hours per week on top of my studies and […]
If you check out the Freeman Student Organizations page (http://www.freeman.tulane.edu/students/organizations.php) on the website you get a long list of potential clubs that you can become involved in once your in B-school. Now, I’ll be honest some of these groups are more active than others, so if you arrive on campus […]
After traveling across the ocean, the group of nearly 100 first-years arrived in Paris throughout the day on Sunday. We were given the whole day to check in and sight see before we got down to the academic portion of the trip which starts Monday. Some students left earlier and […]
I’m in Boston. Nothing as exciting as France or China. 🙁 I am actually here to visit family and friends since I have the spring break days to use. Why, you ask? Well, it is because I am a candidate for one of the dual degrees that Tulane offers; a […]
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 […]
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