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Rebecca Waters, November 27, 2013
Tanmay is a first year student at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. Prior to business school, he spent 4 years working with Shell. He has worked in several roles including internal consulting, project management and engineering design for major oil and gas projects at various locations across Asia. Tanmay Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, November 26, 2013
Jeph Shaw is a T’15 originally from Western Massachusetts. After graduating from Tufts University in 2007, he joined the technology group of an investment bank in Boston focusing on Merger and Acquisition advisory. Most recently, he worked in energy private equity with a firm based in Hanover, focusing Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, November 25, 2013
Several Tuck alums who work at Colgate Palmolive, including Michael Sload T’89, Vice President & General Manager, Global Personal Care returned to Hanover to provide students interested in marketing careers with two days of training. On Thursday, they led a group of 30 students on marketing store checks around Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, November 24, 2013
We got our first real snowfall of the season yesterday. It wasn't much, just a couple inches, but it's just enough to transform the landscape into a bit of a winter wonderland. It was fun to watch the snow fall last night, and the boys loved playing with Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, November 21, 2013
I can't believe how long it's been since my last post! It's been quite a busy fall for Will and me: I'm pleased to share we'll be welcoming our very own Tiny Tuckie this spring!! Our baby will arrive just about a month Continue Reading
Tuck Admissions, November 20, 2013
On October 25 and 26, Tuck welcomed more than 125 current and prospective students, alumnae, faculty, staff and friends to take part in workshops, panel discussions, and mock classes as part of the 2013 Women in Business Conference. The planning process among the two other co-chairs and I began in the spring. Continue ReadingTuck Admissions, November 19, 2013
I’m spending the fall term of my second year on exchange in Sydney and, to be perfectly honest, I was not sure if this was the right decision to make. I had no doubt that being in Australia would be a good decision and that I would Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, November 19, 2013
This post was originally published as part of the Ask the Experts series on MBA.com. The same practices that make MBAs successful in their job search also make them effective in gaining admittance to the MBA program of their choice. As a quick introduction, I am the director Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, November 11, 2013
If you are applying in the January Round, I strongly encourage you to visit us and take advantage of our open interview policy. Interviewing before you submit your application will inform your "why Tuck" essay and will help you articulate why you think Tuck is a good fit for you Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, November 10, 2013
I wouldn't do any justice summarizing my time here in the last 2 months in one blog post. But hey, have to give it a try! What did I do after the Orientation Week? Each day has been new, exciting and challenging at the same time. Every day Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 31, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking with Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, October 31, 2013
By the way if you've ever wondered why the Tuck campus is so safe... well, it's because we have superheroes watching over everything. ; ) Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.