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IU Kelley School of Business Team Takes Home Big Ten Award BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- A team of first-year Master of Business Administration students at Indiana Universitys Kelley School of Business won first-place team honors in the 2007 Big Ten MBA Case Competition this past weekend (April 13-14), and one of its members took individual honors. Keith Gelarden Dayton, a lecturer in the management department and MBA core coordinator in the schools Leadership Development Institute, coached the IU team, which consisted of Abhi Nadgir, Bhavin Shah, John Donald Walter and Manish Mathur. Nadgir also was the individual winner in the category of

Fortune Small Business magazine reports that both the undergraduate and MBA programs offered by Indiana Universitys Kelley School of Business are among the top programs nationally for aspiring entrepreneurs. While Fortune Small Business did not rank the programs, Kelley was one of two schools that were singled out in presentations of the top four MBA and top five undergraduate programs in the magazines September issue. The report also is featured at CNNMoney.com. The magazine based its findings on interviews with hundreds of entrepreneurs, professors, students, alumni, university administrators and venture capitalists. More : newsinfo.iu.edu

Indiana University's Kelley School of Business is the fifth most favorite regional program among corporate recruiters surveyed by the Wall Street Journal and Harris Interactive. The Kelley School -- which ranks second among public programs -- jumped 10 places in the newspaper's seventh annual survey of regional schools from 15th a year ago and made the strongest improvement of any Big Ten school in all of the rankings and most other schools rated by the newspaper. The Wall Street Journal today (Sept. 17) also ranked all of the business schools by industry. Kelley's programs in consumer products, and energy and

Columbia Business School Names Kelley Blanco Assistant Dean for Executive MBA Programs Glenn Hubbard, Dean and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics at Columbia Business School, has announced the appointment of Kelley Blanco as Assistant Dean for Executive MBA Programs at the School, effective March 12, 2007. Ms. Blanco moves into her new role from the Schools department of External Relations and Development, where she served most recently as Director of Development. She will report to Ethan Hanabury, Associate Dean of Executive MBA Programs at Columbia Business School. ADVERTISEMENT Kelley has been a tremendous asset to Columbia Business School during her

CHICAGO - A team of five köpfiges of Indiana University's Kelley School of Business triumph over rivals four other higher education institutions to win, the BTS University Challenge, the challenge of competing teams MBA in running order a multi billion dollars. BTS University Challenge winners (from left to right) Hirak Patel, Ramit Kapoor, Shib Pramanik, Mirnalini Vijayan, Mark Eckhardt BTS, a world leader in control of simulations and other discovery learning solutions, is organizing the event 11-12 April at the Metropolitan Club in Chicago. In addition, competition has been team of MBA graduates from Northwestern University and the University of

U.S. News & World Report magazine has ranked Babson College the #1 MBA program for entrepreneurship for the 15th year in a row. Besides Babson, other top five entrepreneurship programs are Stanford University, Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan). Additionally, U.S. News has ranked Babson's MBA program #48 overall. The full rankings are available at www.usnews.com. Babson has a rich history in the field of entrepreneurship studies: * First course in entrepreneurship -- 1966 * First "hall of fame" for distinguished entrepreneurs -- 1977 * First academic center for entrepreneurship -- 1978 * First undergraduate entrepreneurship major -- 1979 * First endowed

Top 10 GPA 3.949; Honor Cord; National Honor Society Member; Washington State Scholars Program; Washington State Principals Scholar; Washington State Honors Award; Masonic Outstanding Junior Award; Washington State Honors Award; Western Washington University Presidents Scholarship, $4,000; Oklahoma University National Merit Award, $78,500; Washington State Scholars Scholarship, $20,000. John Agnew: Kiwanis Stansbury Scholarship, $1,500. Andrew Akers: Honor Cord; Washington State Principals Scholar; United States Navy, up to $62,000 for college. More : .kitsapsun.com

Program preps black high school students for success At first glance, the students who filed into Room 105 at Norwalk Community Colleges West Campus didnt look any different from the students who take Saturday classes at the college. The students, all high school freshmen, are being groomed by the Leaders of Tomorrow program, a nearly six-month old local chapter of a nationwide program developed by the National Black MBA Association to help black high school students succeed in college and the working world. It is supplemented by a companion Emerging Scholars program being piloted in Norwalk Public Schools to close the achievement

In an initiative that will benefit young Saudi professionals who wish to advance their business careers, Olayan Group is calling for highly motivated candidates to apply for admission to the graduate program at the US-based Kelley School of Business at Indiana University to qualify for a two-year MBA scholarship. The group is re-launching the Suliman S. Olayan Graduate Fellowship in International Business for 2008-09. Applicants should hold an undergraduate degree (BA or BS) and satisfy the necessary requirements for Kelleys MBA program. Requirements include a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.3 out of 4. In addition, candidates are further required to score a

The University of Colorado at Boulder Leeds School of Business MBA program has been ranked in the top 20 in two surveys released this week. The Aspen Institute has ranked the Leeds School 20th for social and environmental stewardship in its 2007-08 Beyond Grey Pinstripes rankings. The biennial global ranking evaluates business school efforts to prepare graduates for new business realities demanding social and environmental stewardship. Beyond Grey Pinstripes also ranked the Leeds School eighth among small schools with spring 2007 enrollments of less than 100 students. Entrepreneur magazine and the Princeton Review partnered in a survey of entrepreneurship programs

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