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🚨SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BEGINS AT 0:40 IN THE VIDEO🚨 Hello all! I wanted to share how proud I am of my team at ASCM UT Dallas Student Forum for another successful semester at the Naveen Jindal School of Management, UT Dallas, and make a special announcement! We kicked off the semester with Allen J from Walmart, who had a profoundly positive impact on our students self image and provided a roadmap on how to remain true to who you are while navigating the complex corporate world. Next, Ravi Krishnamurthy from Amazon Web Services (AWS) brought with him real experience on how Machine Learning and AI tools are actually applied to today's business, and what students should do to excel in this digital age. Lastly, our team helped support the SusTechFlow Sustainability Conference, which brought together business executives, academics, faculty, and students to have an honest discussion about the health of our planet today and what we can do to combat unsustainable business practices. This semester, I spoke with one particular group stood out: Those who wanted to participate but were unable to because of personal/professional conflicts, or because they lived outside of Dallas. Our mission at ASCM UT Dallas Student Forum is to create a "lifelong learner" atmosphere for all. Inspired by those who wanted to discuss interesting topics despite being away, we decided to add to the ways we interact with our community. To remain true to our mission, we are launching a 2 min video series we are calling "Just in Time"! "Just in Time" will be a weekly segment that will discuss on-demand industry insights and career advice, with the ultimate goal of helping ALL students contextualize today's world through the lens of Supply Chain. Whether or not you can make it to our campus events, now everyone can share in our love for Supply Chain! A special thank you to Ramesh Subramoniam for his relentless support of our organization, and we are deeply appreciative of Perlita Garcia, Kannan Srikanth, Ashley Shae Mann, MPA, Monica Brussolo, and John Fierst, who work tirelessly to transform the student experience with us this semester! I look forward to what our team is planning for Fall 2024, and I cannot wait to continue sharing my love of Supply Chain through "Just in Time"! Because at ASCM UT Dallas Student Forum, We Connect, We Educate, and We Build Your Better Tomorrow! #jsom #UTDMSSCM #utd #ascm #supplychain #justintime
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Want to learn more about Booth's MiM program? Look no further than hearing from some of our incoming MiM students! Check out this article to hear from several of our recent admits on why they chose Booth.
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Penn State University, Teaching Professor and Academic Affiliate Lourdes University, Professor Emerita
Welcome to Pearson from one of your anatomy & physiology authors!
Today I’m opening a new chapter as I start my first day as the CEO of Pearson, the world’s leading learning company. I felt like I couldn’t let the day go by without expressing how delighted I am to be working with the Pearson team to make our mark on the world. Pearson is a strong company with excellent market potential, people committed to our mission, and a purpose that can genuinely help society. Very often, someone’s opportunities in life are determined by things out of their control: where they were born or how they were raised. Education and learning are among the few real ways we can level the playing field. I believe that our lifelong learning vision has the potential to make a difference in the lives of many people. Over the last three years, Pearson has created early momentum in this direction for educators, teachers, learners, employers and workers. I’m excited to build on that, growing Pearson further for all our stakeholders. What’s more, our world is at an inflection point with technology, specifically AI. I think of myself as a “techno-optimist” and believe that the advances we are seeing today have the potential to help us build our business for our customers and do good in the world. These are the reasons that have brought me to Pearson. Over the next 100 days, my job will be to listen and learn by spending time with our people, customers, and investors. I’m excited to meet the folks who are making a difference and solving problems for learners and customers. I want to understand what’s happening in the company and in the world around us that can create opportunities for Pearson and help us add life to a lifetime of learning. If you have thoughts, feel free to drop me a line or a comment below. I’m curious by nature, and my curiosity is really in high gear now as we take the evolution of learning to the next level!
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Was my MBA worth it? 👇 Just out of a product demo meeting at my Alma Mater ESMT Berlin (more about the outcomes in future posts 😉.) I can’t wrap my head around it, but it’s been 10 years since I graduated 😅. Every time I come back to the beautiful campus, I just love that I’m still on a first-name basis with many of the faculty members, reception, career services team, and school staff! I get asked now and then: is MBA worth it? If you expect me to yell “hell yeah” from the top of my lungs, hold the ponies 🐎. Some context first. Coming from a country where education was no more than hour-long lectures with teachers mumbling something to us that I could read up in books, plunging into the world of active learning where my active participation isn’t just encouraged but expected - turned my perception of higher education upside down. The bar was so high that I performed like I didn’t know I was capable of. The environment and faculty kept letting us know in different ways: we believe in you, and you can achieve much more than you think, shattering my limiting beliefs about myself. So yes, for me personally, it was 100% worth it 🔥. Thoughts? #education #highereducation #learning #pedagogy
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It is important that leaders invest in their own development in order to best support their teams. Life long learning is invaluable and can open doors to new possibilities and opportunities for the future. Never let anyone tell you that you are too old to start or finish anything. Time for more life long learning for me as I embark on my MBA program. #snhu #shrm #apple #nsls #deltamudelta #alphasigmalambda #lifelonglearning #mbalife #summa
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Discover how leading universities are navigating change and enhancing the student experience 📣🧑🎓 Join Scott King, Principal Strategist, Adobe and Sofia Lloyd-Jones, Director, Future Students, UNSW as they explore the findings from our Higher Education in Australia: State of the Industry 2024 report. Register now to learn more about delivering a modern, digital student experience: https://ow.ly/MHrk30sCY42 #highereducation #digitallearning
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Did you ever have that dream while you were in school where you would show up for an exam and are totally unprepared? It could be because you didn't study, read the book, all your pencils keep breaking, or in some cases...you are in your underwear? Well, I think I just had the fully-online program equivalent last night! I finished my fully-online MBA at the Questrom School of Business, Boston University last year (which was a phenomenal experience BTW, come talk to me if you are interested!) One of the reasons I selected it was because instead of individual function-specific courses like marketing or finance, the program was comprised of six thematic and integrated modules. Well, last night I had a dream that there was a sneaky seventh module required for graduation (or Mod 6b, as it was called in my dream). There was no email announcement, just a silent content drop on Blackboard. I found out about it four weeks into the mod and I was in a panic - I had already missed about 100 points worth of knowledge checks and assignments, my team was pissed at me that I wasn't responding to the WhatsApp thread, and I had about 30 unread emails in by BU inbox from the learning facilitators asking if I was deferring graduation, and if so, could I please send back my diploma. Thankfully, I woke up shortly after...however, I think I just innovated a traditional dream trope? #dreaminnovation #onlinelearning #MBA #OMBA #highered
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While I was struggling during my PhD at MIT, I saw that one student from my IIT-JEE coaching class got an offer at Apple as a Software Developer. This student did not clear IIT-JEE. He got admission in a local college. According to many people, this student had failed and their career can go nowhere because he did not clear IIT-JEE. He used that as determination to keep working hard in his local college. He maintained his grades, participated in hackathons, contributed to GitHub repositories and worked on impactful projects. He had a point to prove. He applied to grad school. Although his profile was excellent, he did not get admit into the very top US universities. That didn’t matter to him either. Resilience was in his bones now. He went to that university, and continued working hard. He maintained very good grades again, and he also worked with professors on some research projects. 2 years later, he sat for placements. He interviewed with Apple and got selected. I really questioned my decision of opting for a PhD at that time. Technically, I had done everything correct according to society: went to IIT, got into a good PhD program. Still, I was really struggling in my career. 2 lessons learnt: (1) There is no magic exam you clear or a magic job you get or a magic university you get admitted into which changes your life forever. Everyone struggles. You have to keep working hard without being complacent. (2) It’s time that people stop saying: “If you don’t get into IIT, you have failed and your career can go nowhere”. It’s a very shortsighted thing to say which does not account for one thing which lead a person to achieve anything they want: human potential.
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