Where are they Now? Sakib Dadi (M&T, ’15)
Our current students are always interested in learning from their alumni peers. In our “Where Are They Now?” series, we connected current students with alumni to…
Why the Join the Jerome Fisher M&T Program?: Innovation, Collaboration, Community and More
We asked a few Jerome Fisher M&T Program students to share why they chose the Program. Hear why below! During my junior year, I co-founded a…
My Brief Stint as an Undergrad Lecturer
I like teaching. Teaching has been my most formative experience at Penn. I don’t have much life advice to give, but if you’re a prospective student…
Bursting Out of the Penn Bubble: My Jerome Fisher M&T Study Abroad Experience
Jerome Fisher M&T students have a variety of experiences here at Penn, including getting the chance to travel the world with the study abroad opportunities through…
Transferring to M&T: An Insider Scoop
My freshman fall came and went in a blur of campus events, classes, and meeting new people. It overwhelmed me in the best sense of the…
The Road to Mindfulness: Taking my Dual Degree on a Unexpected Journey
Recent graduate Nico Kage Akiba shares how he moved from Microsoft program manager to mindfulness teacher, following the Jerome Fisher Program spirit of innovation and risk-taking…
AQR Thanksgiving: Celebrating an M&T Tradition
Thanksgiving is a time to get together, eat, relax, and give thanks for the abundance around us. Each year, the Jerome Fisher M&T community is lucky…
Conscious Hacking with PennApps 2018
This post adapted from this posting on the Penn Engineering blog. For the last three years, Claire Donovan (ENG, ’20) and Adele Li (M&T, ’20) have…
Deepening My M&T Community Connection at the NYC Student-Alumni Networking Event
Earlier this month, current Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology (known as M&T) students took a bus from Penn’s campus out to the Penn Club…
My StartUp Summer: Blockchain Networking, VC Pitching, and Maximizing my M&T Brain
In the city of the radioactive spider, I met its the well-fed cousin: the entrepreneurial bug. Many times, when I should have been studying for a…
