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  • MBA Blog
    Many MBA candidates get internships between their first and second years of the program. Some of these are very structured and traditional; others are more flexible or part time. One member of our 2018 cohort, Steena Chandler, took a different
  • Rich Wobbekind
    Many of our faculty are well renown in their respective fields. Rich Wobbekind teaches MBA students macroeconomics, public policy, entrepreneurship and managerial economics. He is a favorite among the 2018 cohort. In addition to teaching, Rich is
  • MBA Treks and student experiences
    Our Organics + Naturals club worked with the Supply Chain club to organize a trek to Celestial Seasonings in Boulder, Ä¢¹½Ó°Òô.  We had the opportunity to tour the facility, sample teas and herbal infusions, and learn about how tea is made.
  • Lunch with llamas
    2018 and 2019 MBA Cohort members enjoying the Ä¢¹½Ó°Òô outdoors! One of my responsibilities as the VP of Student Fellowship is to plan social activities to promote building friendships within our cohorts.  This includes typical activities
  • MBA Blog
    Many prospective students wonder what to expect from a full-time MBA program.  How much time will I need to spend studying?  Will I have time to work?  How do you juggle family/friends/significant others?  This post is my
  • MBA Blog
    Most full-time MBA students get an internship between the first and second year of the program.  Experiences varied quite a bit; some of us worked at large Fortune 500 corporations, others at small startups.  Student experiences spanned
  • MBA Blog
    The MBA program currently offers eleven clubs spanning a variety of topics. This blog post highlights the Outdoor Industry Club—a popular one among our class. Many of us moved to Ä¢¹½Ó°Òô for the exceptional variety of outdoor activities; however
  • MBA Blog
    I love lists, and I hate missing out on awesome things to do. Boulder has so much to offer, it can get overwhelming—so I asked a group of my classmates (some Boulder Natives, some new like me) and this is the list we came up with. 1. Hike the Royal
  • Lauren Clayton:
    The Net Impact club charters the Board Fellows program.  I had the opportunity to participate in this experience over the last year; it provides an inside look at how a non-profit board of directors functions.  Students serve on a board
  • Leeds MBA
    Each year, the incoming class participates in an intense orientation the week before classes start.  During this time, the incoming class gets a chance to meet each other, faculty, & staff.  Highlights include keynote speakers,
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