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  • MBA Blog
    We took advantage of some gorgeous Colorado weather and chatted with our classmates on the Koelbel balcony. Check out our video to learn more about specific reasons why we chose Leeds, our personal favorite parts of the MBA program, and our advice
  • 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, Colorado.  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 Colorado 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 Colorado 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
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