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Rebecca Waters, December 23, 2013
Selemon Asfaw is a 2nd year student at Tuck. He’s an organizer of the 2013 Diversity Conference as well as Co-chair of the Tuck African Ancestry Business Association. Prior to Tuck, Selemon was and education entrepreneur doing work in the Midwest with public and private enterprises. Next year he Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 17, 2013
I've been thinking internationally, lately. As we're into December (a month when many, many second year students not taking mini-courses on campus are currently traveling around the world). I believe the question of global recognition vs. possible regionality of a Tuck MBA may be a question Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 15, 2013
I have a lot to be thankful for, but my new Tuck family tops the list this holiday season. I say ‘family’ despite only living in Hanover for two months because of the extremely close relationships I have formed with members of the Tuck community. Holidays are about Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 14, 2013
As Fall B wraps up at Tuck, I am amazed by how much Tuck Partners (TPs), and their students and families, have experienced during our first months in Hanover and the surrounding Upper Valley area. Below is just a sampling of some of the fun activities that have been planned Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 11, 2013
Selemon Asfaw is a 2nd year student at Tuck. He’s an organizer of the 2013 Diversity Conference as well as Co-chair of the Tuck African Ancestry Business Association. Prior to Tuck, Selemon was an education entrepreneur doing work in the Midwest with public and private enterprises. Next year he Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 10, 2013
Ben is a second-year student who grew up in Manchester, England before moving to London to study Law at the London School of Economics. Prior to Tuck, Ben spent nearly five years in investment banking, focusing on a variety of sectors and functions, while taking a keen interest in renewable Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 09, 2013
Tyler is a TP'15 who moved here from Washington DC where she worked as a private chef; she is now working with several Tuck students to launch the first ever Hanover food truck in March! Her Tuckie, Gibb, worked in investment consulting, and is hoping to pursue strategy consulting Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 09, 2013
Isaac is a T'15 from Denver, CO. After graduating from Brigham Young University with a degree in economics, he headed east for a job with Sears Holdings Corporation in Chicago, IL. Heading even further east, Isaac came to Tuck with his wife and one son. They’ve Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 05, 2013
Kristin Roth, Associate Director of Admissions, explains how Tuck fosters a successful transition from the armed forces to a career in business. Learn more about the Tuck Veterans Club, a student group who's primary mission is to provide resources and support to veterans at Tuck Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, December 04, 2013
Selemon Asfaw is a 2nd year student at Tuck. He’s an organizer of the 2013 Diversity Conference as well as Co-chair of the Tuck African Ancestry Business Association. Prior to Tuck, Selemon was an education entrepreneur doing work in the Midwest with public and private enterprises. Next year he Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, December 03, 2013
Donna Hay, Tuck's Associate Director of Diversity Recruitment Initiatives, talks about the opportunities and distinctive benefits of living in Hanover NH and the Upper Valley Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, December 03, 2013
This week I had an opportunity to take part in yet another "I didn't know before coming to Tuck" but "very Tuck-like" experience. I just celebrated my first Thanksgiving. Though I have been in the United States for a little more than two years, I never formally celebrated Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.