From often feeling like an outsider as a first-generation student of color to feeling a sense of pride at becoming the first Latina MBA Council president-elect at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, Evalynn Rosado has found her…
For T’Keyah Andrews, the MBA experience taught her far more than she could have ever imagined. Although she never envisioned graduating from a top-tier institution — let alone, at the age of 27 — she found herself joining The Consortium’s…
Inspired by their own educational experiences and having witnessed the disparity between others’ and their own, Consortium alumni Scott Lan and Alaina Flowers are working to be part of the solution. Lan, a 2014 graduate of the University of Southern…
Edward Beltran is an advocate for being uncomfortable. As a young man, discomfort was something that was first thrust upon him — as he experienced the gentrification of his San Jose, Calif., neighborhood — and, eventually, something that he sought…
Rebounding from the pandemic, the job market in 2022 continues to improve across the board, with the outlook for MBAs looking especially promising. “It’s a great time to be an MBA student because you have your pick of what sectors…
Putting The Consortium’s mission to work, MBA students Afraz Khan and Jude Watson are uplifting the voices of underrepresented — and sometimes undervalued — groups. Through their active commitment to bringing about social and racial justice, they are doing their …
Consortium alums, we need your help. Prospective MBA students are anxious to connect with Consortium alumni to learn about your MBA experience. In light of the country’s current circumstances, our in person events are now virtual.
If you are interested …
Dear OP Attendees,
After two years apart, we are excited to welcome you to our first in-person Orientation Program & Career Forum (OP) — our 56th Annual OP — taking place June 4-8 in Aurora, Colorado. We appreciate your understanding …
From often feeling like an outsider as a first-generation student of color to feeling a sense of pride at becoming the first Latina MBA Council president-elect at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, Evalynn Rosado has found …
For T’Keyah Andrews, the MBA experience taught her far more than she could have ever imagined.
Although she never envisioned graduating from a top-tier institution — let alone, at the age of 27 — she found herself joining The Consortium’s …