Net Impact returned to the Tulane campus last Thursday creating a scene in the Goldring/Woldenberg II courtyard on a gorgeous sunny day! Over 150 students enjoyed free food from Naked Pizza (a local socially responsible business), bottles of Honest Tea, and joined in on a crawfish boil; all to raise […]
In the past I have talked about the many reasons I select Tulane. One of which was the small class sizes and ability to develop close relationships with professors. So I wanted to highlight what this actually looks like in practice. A few days ago I sat down with one […]
So last weekend I took a trip to Beantown to visit a little business school know as Harvard. Before you label me a traitor I was there to attend the Retail & Luxury Goods Conference hosted by the school’s retail and luxury goods clubs. Having only been to Boston once […]
Another reason to come to Tulane? Because in addition to a great business program there are countless other great programs. For example poet laureate Rira Dove is here tonight as part of the English department’s Poet Laureate Series. There is always something interesting going on here. Justin
There are many perks to attending Tulane. One of my favorites is the small class size, on average we have less than 50 students in our core classes and often even less in our elective classes. With small class sizes comes the ability to develop great relationships with our professors. […]
One of the best opportunities you have as an MBA student is to take part in extremely engaging extracurricular activities. Whether doing consulting for startups, building marketing plans to rebrand local businesses there is probably something going on that will interest you. Then there are the case competitions. I was […]
17th annual Burkenroad Institute Symposium. Risks and Rewards of Emerging Texhnologies.
Here at Tulane, we’re half-way through the semester. For MBAs, that means mid-terms in some courses, and the end / beginning of other courses. This Spring, I have three classes that continue for the entire semester (Consumer Behavior, Management and Real Estate Cases) and four classes that only meet half […]
A few weeks ago, before the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras madness consumed the last two weeks of my life (not that I’m complaining), I had four friends come visit from New York City – my first visitors! I was excited to show off my new city to my old […]
New Orleans Saints Victory Parade rolls down St. Charles Ave.