Contributor Profile

The Best Hikes in the Upper Valley

Maria Mastanduno T’21, September 21, 2020

The Upper Valley is home to beautiful hiking right out the back door. For those looking for bigger hikes into the alpine zone, there is plenty of terrain within a two-hour drive. Hiking in New Hampshire is very different than in other parts of the country, however; it is rocky, Continue Reading 

3 Reasons Why Tuck Is a Great Fit for Military Veterans

Stephanie Puzak T’22, September 16, 2020

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Inside the Virtual Tuck Bay Area Ecosystem Deep Dive: Energy Track

Ayo Adare T’22, September 09, 2020

  Having lived most of my life in Nigeria, my reality of the power and energy space was characterized by a lack of connection to the grid, incessant power cuts for those connected, inadequate energy sources, and very traditional electricity grids with little to no home-grown innovation. I have often Continue Reading 

Three Takeaways from Reading “The New Jim Crow”

Emma Sapat T'21, September 01, 2020

This spring, watching my country reckon with its long history of racism and police brutality towards people of color, I felt a paralyzing combination of grief, frustration, and helplessness. Navigating conversations about racism, I was struck by how easy it had been for me, in “normal” times, to Continue Reading 

Why You Should Join Us for the Tuck Women in Business Conference

Kelsey McInerney T’21, August 31, 2020

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Sharing Our Stories: BSAT’s Virtual Ahmaud Arbery AMA

Roderick Miligan T'21, August 17, 2020

  At Tuck, there is a long tradition of being open to your classmates and making yourself vulnerable by telling your story. Sharing our stories is done through different facets of mediums like TuckTalks, Ask Me Anything panels, or short rides to the nearest ski resort. Each moment allows Continue Reading 

Pandemic to Prosperity: A Project with the National Conference on Citizenship

Emily Laackman T’20, August 06, 2020

  History has shown that large-scale crises accelerate pre-existing trends and permanently change societies and civic life. While most of the nation’s attention is currently focused on the response to Covid-19, we must ensure that recovery efforts in the months and years ahead lead to a more just Continue Reading 

Connecting This Summer While #HAPPYATHOME

Luke Anthony Peña
Executive Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, July 31, 2020

  Happy July, friends! We’re getting ready to welcome our T’22s for a historic Tuck Launch like no other we’ve ever had, and while the format is different, the enthusiasm to welcome our new Tuck students is as strong as ever. Speaking of virtual Continue Reading 

A Look Inside Austin’s Newest Tuckie-Founded Hard Seltzer, Blue Norther

Erica Choo T'21, July 27, 2020

Blue Norther (noun): 1) A Texas cold front that brings strong winds and a sharp drop in temperature. 2) The best hard seltzer you will ever taste! Blue Norther is a hard seltzer brewed in Austin, TX and bent on disrupting the seltzer category by focusing on high-quality ingredients and superior taste Continue Reading 

Three Reasons Why Tuck Is the Best Place to Recruit for Investment Banking

Franco Coria T’21 , June 18, 2020

Unlike many of my colleagues, I did not decide to recruit for investment banking until September of Fall A*. I knew I wanted to experience the financial world, but investment banking was not on my radar for many reasons. My biggest concern was making such a major career pivot: would Continue Reading 

Career Services: How Students, Alumni, and Recruiters Collaborated to Turn Crisis into Opportunity

By Tuck Career Services, June 05, 2020

This March the Career Services team was gearing up for its usual springtime activities: conducting debrief calls with corporate partners, beginning to lay out the recruiting calendar for next year, and carefully matching student profiles to alums’ current geographies and/or industries in preparation of a targeted outreach for Continue Reading 

Together We Will Rise: A Message to the Tuck Student Body

Teo Gonzalez T'21 and Roderick Milligan T'21, June 04, 2020

The following message was sent from the leadership of the Tuck Student Board on Monday, June 1, 2020 in response to the national discourse concerning racial injustice, police brutality, and the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd. Tuck Community & Friends, Last week with the murder of George Floyd Continue Reading