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The value of the BW MBA is not only in the credential of the degree or the knowledge obtained in class, but also in the combined value of our collective circles of influence and the body of our experiences. Stay connected and build your network by participating in programs such as the Dessert & Dialogue Series, featuring presentations by BW faculty and other business leaders; Economic Insights annual panel event offering multiple perspectives; the Master's Masters Golf Outing; a popular regular seminar by Param Srikantia (originally of the "Why Life Sucks" series), and other events for BW alumni.
We also offer volunteer opportunities, such as serving as a mentor to a One Year MBA or Master's in Management student, with mentor recruitment taking place each spring. You may also help the School of Business by participating in the MBA Alumni Referral Scholarship, an initiative funded by BW to celebrate your legacy as an MBA graduate.
Read the latest MBA Association newsletter here for news, upcoming events, and feature stories about people and topics central to the MBAA mission. All current MBA students and MBA alumni with a valid email address receive the newsletter, which is published 4-5 times per calendar year. Don't receive the newsletter? Email Lisa Judge in the Office of Alumni Engagement at ljudge@bw.edu.
Upcoming Events:
Special Seminar: Inward, Outward, Upward
With Dr. Param Srikantia and Dr. William Brake
Saturday, January 19, 2019
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Offered through BW's Office of Professional Development - free of charge!
More information and registration
Economic Insights: Global, National, Regional
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
6:00 pm - 8:15 pm
Featuring a panel of experts with multiple perspectives on the economy, plus a lively Q&A session
Free and open to the public
More information and registration
Connect with the MBAA on social media!
The MBA Association maintains an active presence on social media. Join the MBAA LinkedIn and Facebook groups to stay aware of job postings, upcoming events, and other news you might have missed. Or, follow the MBA Association on Twitter: @BWMBAA
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