Laura Elliott, MOL Class of 2020
Undergraduate Degree: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Penn State University
Job Accepted: I’ll be starting at Chatham Financial this July as an Analyst in Capital Markets and Corporate Finance.
Favorite Creamery Ice Cream Flavor: Death by Chocolate (and Scholar’s Chip)
Q: How do you think your STEM background brought a different perspective to the program than others? Continue reading
Kayleigh Semion, MOL Class of 2020 and Penn State Women’s Basketball #12
Undergraduate Degree: Kinesiology at Penn State
Favorite Creamery Ice Cream flavor: Alumni Swirl
Job Accepted: Still hunting in the sport industry
Q: What brought you to the MOL Program/encouraged you to stay for your fifth year? How did a Kinesiology degree prepare you for it/what are you looking for from it? Continue reading
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y Tommy Slotcavage, MOL Class of 2020
Job hunting is daunting – there’s no other way to put it. That process is made even more intimidating when you’ve never had an internship nor even been to a career fair. Thankfully, I had some vague work experience, but it didn’t necessarily pertain to what I wanted to do – a career on the business side of healthcare.
With that, I came into the year with a confident exterior, but an anxious interior. I knew the first weeks of the semester were going to be tough – adjusting to classes, innumerable career fairs, and trying to make friends, and to be honest, they were. Continue reading
“Meet 220” is a series of posts featuring staff of the Smeal Professional Graduate Programs. “220” refers to the suite of offices within the Business Building where the team is housed.
Sarah Woodward, MBA and MOL Education Program Assistant, Professional Graduate Programs
What’s your role with the Smeal PGP office?
I am the Education Program Assistant for the Residential Masters Programs in Business Administration (MBA) and Residential Management and Organizational Leadership (MOL). My responsibilities include managing student records from year of entry through graduation and assisting with the coordination of course offerings. My position also gives me Continue reading
Presented to the faculty of the Penn State Smeal MOL program by the Class of 2019 on the occasion of their Graduation Reception at the Smeal College of Business on April 26, 2019.
“Meet 220” is a series of posts featuring staff of the Smeal Professional Graduate Programs. “220” refers to the suite of offices within the Business Building where the team is housed.
Michelle Darnell, Director of Honor & Integrity, Management & Organizations, Smeal College of Business
What’s your role with the Smeal College community?
I hold two positions at Smeal: Director of Honor & Integrity, and Associate Clinical Professor in the Management & Organization department. I love that I get to strike a balance between these roles every day. In my classes, I strive to help others develop various skills related to ethical leadership in an organizational context. Continue reading
Andrew Bloom, MOL Class of 2019
Email: aub1407@psu.edu
From: Frenchtown, NJ
Undergraduate Degree: Biology, Susquehanna University
What previous internship(s) or work experience do you have?
Undergraduate Research Assistant at Susquehanna Biology Continue reading
Charlie Shuman, MOL Class of 2019
Email: cws5725@psu.edu
From: Pittsford, NY
Undergraduate Degree: Kinesiology, Pennsylvania State University
What previous internship(s) or work experience do you have?
Most of my past internship experience comes from my background in Kinesiology. I worked at a local Continue reading
Thomas Bluj, MOL Class of 2019
Email: txb693@psu.edu
From: Parsippany, NJ
Undergraduate Degree: Ecology, Susquehanna University
What previous internship(s) or work experience do you have? Policy Intern with non-profit environmental company Field intern with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Continue reading
Kailah Ortiz, MOL Class of 2019
Email: klo5181@psu.edu
From: Lancaster, PA
Undergraduate Degree: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Penn State University, Berks Commonwealth Campus
What previous internship(s) or work experience do you have? Continue reading