As a first-generation American and a first-generation college graduate, Jefferson Betancourt has learned much about the American dream. In 1986, concerned about the escalating drug wars, his parents left Cali, Colombia, in search of a better life in the United…
With the second semester at its halfway point, first-year MBAs are becoming masters of time management as they explore their unique business interests while engaging in extracurriculars and assuming leadership roles on campus. We recently checked in with members of…
As a burn survivor, Antonio Rivera-Martinez learned the hard way the importance of slowing down, of taking life day by day as opposed to rushing. Now a first-year MBA student and Consortium fellow at Olin Business School at Washington University…
More than to simply advance their careers, Consortium MBAs Isabella Palacios, Elizabeth Blasser, Aria Aaron and Michelle Matsuba are empowered to use their MBA education to effect change in corporate America. On January 21, the women — all members of…
For Bryan Enriquez, growing up Catholic didn’t have much impact on his life. That was, until recently.