Working together in small groups is an important part of the learning process at Freeman. I have completed many different types of projects with a broad spectrum of people from all over the world. Read more here.
My Freeman MBA education has been the catalyst to furthering my professional and leadership abilities, and has broadened my academic business knowledge. Read more here.
More risk means more reward. It’s what finance students are taught from the beginning of their studies. Reward is the return that an investment generates to adequately compensate an investor for bearing the risk of the investment (But you already knew that). More importantly, what is risk? Is risk measured […]
The Freeman Consulting Group hosted their annual FCG Showcase on January 31st. Over the course of the evening, approximately 75 attendees visited the Qatar Ballroom in the LBC to hear team’s present the culmination of their work. Having doubled in size this year, the Freeman Consulting Group is made up […]
Last Thursday, Freeman Days New Orleans kicked off with an alumni reception at the Hyatt Regency downtown. Both undergraduate and graduate level Freeman students gathered in the Empire ballroom to meet and mingle with alumni and business representatives from all over the country. Alumni and recruiters were given color-coded nametag […]
On Valentine’s Day, I flew all the way up to Anaheim, California, the home of Disneyland. I had much fun there with a bunch of brilliant people from California State University – Hayward. When our group of people lined up for takeout at the Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen, the notice […]
If you have considered leaving the workforce to pursue your MBA, you have undoubtedly thought about diving down deep into the dreaded H-word. Homework…. But, fear not! There is plenty of time to get all of it done without sacrificing your social life. Unlike many of my classmates, I did not […]
Michael A. Fitts, dean and Bernard G. Segal Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania, has been named the 15th president of Tulane University. Fitts will begin his term on July 1, when current President Scott Cowen retires after 16 years of service. Read the full article here.
Michael A. Fitts, dean and Bernard G. Segal Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania, has been named the 15th president of Tulane University. Fitts will begin his term on July 1, when current President Scott Cowen retires after 16 years of service. Read the full article here.
Michael A. Fitts, dean and Bernard G. Segal Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania, has been named the 15th president of Tulane University. Fitts will begin his term on July 1, when current President Scott Cowen retires after 16 years of service. Read the full article here.