From: Japan Club
Date: October 15, 2012
Subject: New Japan Club Directors! (Newsletter #3)
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Japan Club Newsletter #3 Fall Quarter 2012 |
Congrats for new Japan Club Directors! |
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Fellow Geishas and Samurais, It is with great pride do we give a big Yokoso! (Welcome!) to our new Japan Club Directors! All of them brought a mix of diverse backgrounds (only 2/8 are consultants.. I think it’s a Kellogg record), skills, and, most importantly, some AMAZING ideas for upcoming events. If you see them in the halls of the Jake, please give them a bow because all of them stepped up as leaders to bring you culture and customs to YOU the Kellogg community. Sincerely, 2012 Japan Club Leadership Team |
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Congratulations, New Japan Club Directors!!
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| Career
McKinsey and Company's Asia Pacific Office Reception All first year MBA students at Kellogg interested in internships or full time opportunities with McKinsey and Company's Asia Pacific offices are invited to join a reception to learn more about our people and the work they are doing across Asia-Pacific. They are looking for students with a personal or professional tie to the region and/or can speak a local language to join our Asia- Pacific offices.To visit our Asia-Pacific office websites, please go to: www.mckinsey.com/global_locations Event Details: Monday, November 12, 7:00 - 9:00pm Please register to attend the event by clicking on the following link. You will need to indicate which offices in Asia-Pacific you are interested in. Please complete this by Sunday, November 4: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9WF7P7W |
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| Culture
Conservatives, Liberals and U.S. Public Policy This targeted towards those who may want to familiarize themselves with the two most prominent ideologies in U.S. policy making this political season. Given this is the first Presidential campaign cycle for many in the Kellogg community, we feel it would be especially valuable as students continue to engage in dialogue about the election and its potential implications for their post-Kellogg careers. Event Details: When: Monday, October 15 12:15-1:15pm The two prevailing ideologies in U.S. policy-making are conservatism and liberalism. An overview of each will be presented in advance of the remaining Presidential debates. Kellogg 2nd year students Spencer Westcott, John Felton, Scotty Kniaz and Samir Mayekar will be presenting, with a audience-led Q&A to follow. |
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| News from Japan
Have you ever wondered what a ninja’s crib would look like? Or where ninjas spend their free time and chill? Maybe this video will give you an idea: Link |
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President Jeff Standard Vice President Kanako Inoue, Shu Saito Social Kevin Alley, Soohyun Chung, Reina Kosuge, Yasu Sakurai, Hiro Sato Corp relations/Academic Ko Kuroda, Kentaro Maruyama, Kaz Takata, Shindo Ebihara, Mike Sieglen Finance Ken Ikeno, Shiro Enomoto Marketing Yoshi Fujita, Marcio Iguchi, JH Kim |
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