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By smithc on Mar 5, 2013 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
This past Saturday night, the International Graduate Students Association (IGSA) held their annual International Dinner.
Conversing about world class management education.
Category: Atkinson Graduate School of ManagementBy smithc on Mar 5, 2013 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
This past Saturday night, the International Graduate Students Association (IGSA) held their annual International Dinner.
By ryost on Feb 21, 2013 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
Each year the Portland Business Journal names its list of the forty most influential leaders under 40 years of age. Earning the “Forty Under 40” recognition is no easy task – over 300 professionals are nominated from a variety of business, government and not-for-profit organizations.
The qualities of most “Forty Under 40” recipients include a strong [...]
By hminami on Feb 15, 2013 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
You’re about to enter into a negotiation.
Have you calculated your ZOPA?
Have you considered your BATNA?
Have you determined your RV (not the one you camp in)?
These are just a few of the terms you will hear in the Negotiations class taught by Professor Sukhsimranjit Singh. With role-playing exercises and class discussions, students are given hands [...]
By smithc on Jan 28, 2013 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
A surprising part of being a business student is the amount of time I now spend in coffee shops, waiting for strangers (or acquaintances) to walk in and tell me about themselves. That’s right, the Atkinson Program is a strong proponent of “The Informational.”
I had heard about informationals prior to coming to Willamette, and yes, [...]
By smithc on Nov 21, 2012 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
Like many MBA students, I love planning ahead. During my undergraduate experience, registration week was always my favorite part of each semester, and so when this spring’s registration date was announced earlier this month, I was understandably excited.
By smithc on Oct 30, 2012 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
When I received my schedule for the fall term, I was excited to see that classes were not held on Fridays. Growing up, three day weekends were the best thing that could happen during the school year, and even now that it’s pretty standard, it still feels like a holiday every time. Except in graduate [...]
By hminami on Oct 23, 2012 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
Hop on a plane. Fly over 8000 miles. Land in the US.
Hitch a ride to a city called Salem. Enroll in a top ranked MBA program.
Now, call it life for the next 2 years.
This is the journey made by over 37% of the incoming class of 2012 at the Atkinson Graduate School of Management [...]
By smithc on Oct 10, 2012 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
Students flock to the Atkinson Graduate School of Management with the understanding that they will come out the other side with the elite skill set of a true business leader. We put our dreams of an early-20’s retirement out of our minds in exchange for the promise of the tools of managerial decision-making, a cross-functional [...]
By ryost on Sep 10, 2012 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | 1 Comment
A team of MBA students from the Atkinson Graduate School of Management – including Anthony Tham, Jillian Toda and Hussain Al Haddad – prepared an exceptional case analysis for the National Association of Asian MBAs (NAAMBA) conference. The analysis was submitted as part of the annual conference and is included below:
Using Social Media to Encourage [...]
By ryost on Jun 11, 2012 in Atkinson Graduate School of Management | Comments Off
It’s that exciting time of year when the Oregon Ethics in Business Awards will be announced during a gala event in Portland. Organizations – for-profit and non-profit – and individuals from around Oregon were nominated for the awards. Willamette MBA students were then charged with vetting the many nominees and writing detailed reports and summaries [...]