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5 ways we should (all) manage our money like women
Dyson finance professor Vicki Bogan contributes expert insight into financial confidence and why lacking financial confidence often leads to better returns for women.
Women in Leadership program enrolls 1,000 students
eCornell’s Women in Leadership certificate program reaches a major milestone, enrolling 1,000 students since it launched in January 2017.
Food, business, and sustainability: an intersection revolutionizing the food system
Kristin Rainey, former Park Leadership Fellow and Johnson MBA graduate, shares her story and the work she’s doing now to promote sustainable and nutritional food.
Park Perspectives: Core semester? It’s like drinking from a firehose.
A popular cliché around Sage Hall during the core classes term is that the onslaught of new classroom content, recruitment activities, and social events is like “drinking from a firehose.”
Cheryl Stanley’s winning ways with wine
Four years after taking over the legendary Introduction to Wines course, Stanley has won deep admiration, respect, and affection from many (many) hundreds of Cornellians.
That moment when you realize a student’s work is not his own…
Professor Andrew Quagliata talks about teaching business writing and plagiarism in this Edvocate story.
International Women’s Day: Our best advice for women MBAs and business leaders
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we asked our faculty and program directors to share their best advice and words of wisdom for Johnson’s women MBAs.
Three things Cornell’s entrepreneurial spirit taught me
It is sometimes said that an MBA cannot do anything for an entrepreneur. Over my last two semesters at Johnson, I have found this proven wrong every day that I spent in class.
Mistakes interns make and how to avoid them
MBA interns from the top business schools, including Mark DesMeules, Two-Year MBA ’18, reflect on their own experience and impart their best advice by citing the mistake most often made as an intern and the best way to fix it.