Q&A with Nakul Bhagat, TMMBA Student
We asked current student and Microsoft software engineer, Nakul Bhagat, about his experience in the Technology Management MBA program and where he thinks the technology industry is heading. Why did you choose the Technology Management MBA program at the Foster School? I have 12 years of experience in the software industry. I aspire to be... Read More
Representing UW at USC’s Marshall International Case Competition
On February 25, 2017, four University of Washington students (Cody Ng, Lily Marra, Alyssa White, and Dennis Wong), from the Foster School of Business, competed against 15 international teams at the Marshall International Case Competition (MICC). This competition, hosted by the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, marked the return of MICC to the... Read More
Hybrid MBA Admissions Tips: Essay and Recommendations
The Hybrid MBA program is Foster’s new mostly online MBA , geared towards working professionals who want the rigor and reputation of a Foster MBA, but need the convenience of an online program. We want to give you the information you need to prepare your best application for admissions. Your application includes the admissions essay... Read More
Technology Management MBA Application Tips: Admissions Essay
Writing your admissions essay for the Technology Management MBA application can be an opportunity for self-reflection and it helps our Admissions team get to know you better. There is no “right” answer to the question, just be genuine and be yourself. Executive Director, Tracy Gojdics, shares some tips on how to approach this portion... Read More
Q&A with Amanda Turpen, TMMBA Student
Amanda Turpen, Recruiter at Amazon, shares her experience in the Technology Management MBA program. Why did you choose the Technology Management MBA program at the Foster School? After exploring local MBA programs I decided to apply to and join the Technology Management MBA program because of the 18-month timeline and the focus on technology and entrepreneurship. ... Read More
Seattle Growth Podcast 2.11: Get what you want from City Council
Will the Seattle SuperSonics return? The Seattle City Council has a lot to consider in the coming weeks. In this final episode of the Seattle Growth Podcast, season 2, former Councilmember Sally Clark gives guidance on how to effectively engage city government—whether you want to discuss the potential building or renovation of a sports arena... Read More
A Week in the Life: Ellyce Shulman
One of the most frequently asked questions from prospective students is how current students successfully balance academic, professional, and personal life during the three-year Evening MBA program. What’s a week in the life of an Evening MBA student really like? We asked one of our third year students who is a master at the work hard/play hard... Read More
Tried and true: Retired General McCaffrey on leading complex organizations
Retired General Barry R. McCaffrey has tested leadership strategies under extreme conditions. After 32 years of service in the US Army, he retired as the most highly decorated serving General, having been awarded three Purple Heart medals, two Distinguished Service Crosses, and two Silver Stars for valor. On Wednesday, March 29, McCaffrey shared his decades... Read More
Q&A with Yaeka Katsuta, TMMBA Student
In her final quarter before graduation, Yaeka Katsuta shares her experience in the Technology Management MBA program. Current position: TMMBA and the Foster School introduced me to many Seattle startups through guest speakers in courses as well as events on campus. Over the course of the program I worked at an early stage healthcare startup and later... Read More
Bridging Communities: Out in Business club hosts roundtable of corporate LGBTQ+ leaders
The Foster School’s Out in Business club partnered with workplace advocate group Out & Equal Seattle for an educational roundtable event on April 6th at the Bank of America Executive Center. The event featured a dynamic panel of speakers from PwC, Starbucks, Concur, Boeing and T-Mobile. Event organizers worked to create opportunities for students and... Read More