Duke Daytime MBA Student Blog

The highlight of our FCCP experience was undeniably the strong collaboration and mutual support that empowered us to tackle complex business challenges as a unified team.

As I step into a new role at Fuqua, I will be leaning on my experience as a Fuqua student, alumna, faculty member, and administrator

Reflecting on my journey during my first year at Fuqua, I am grateful for the experiences and opportunities that challenged me and shaped my career path.

Fuqua on Board pairs MBA students with local nonprofits to serve as board members, provided me with an unparalleled opportunity to gain hands-on experience.

I am grateful for learning opportunities like having guest speakers in class and attending conferences to hear from the world’s foremost thought leaders tackling the world’s greatest climate problems.

When I was applying to business schools, I knew that one of the main reasons I was getting an MBA was to pivot into marketing.

I am so grateful for the opportunity to do activities that I love while building my leadership skills and creating lifelong friends along the way.

As co-presidents of the Jewish Business Association (JBA), we are passionate about contributing to Fuqua’s diverse community.

I never imagined that my time at Duke would end with talking about pressing climate issues with the president of a major energy company, a U.S. senator, and the CEO of a climate accelerator all in one week.

Reflecting back on my recruiting journey so far, I am extremely grateful for the endless support I’ve received and the abundant opportunities Fuqua has given me to pursue my career goals.