Social Capital & Global Citizenship
The Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan Evening MBA program cultivates an
appreciation for social responsibility among students and faculty. Pursuing your
personal aspirations in the program will coincide with unique opportunities to
involve yourself in a compelling collection of clubs and organizations,
including several that are devoted to community service. Because Michigan
defines the success of its graduates by their professional acumen as well as
their community involvement, the school supports activities that will challenge
participants and benefit society.
Over the years, Evening MBA students have been actively involved in such
worthwhile programs as: Habitat for Humanity; FOCUS: Hope; and America Reads
Tutoring Corporation, a nationwide initiative established at the University of
Michigan to collect books and tutor elementary students in Ann Arbor and
Detroit. Other organizations such as the Black Business Students Association and
Michigan Business Women enjoy active support on campus by focusing their
attention on groups who have been under-represented in the business world.
Associations ranging from the Finance Club to the Venture Capital Club provide
excellent exposure to career possibilities and networking opportunities, while
an array of social clubs involve you and your family in the cohesive Business
School community. The surrounding Ann Arbor and Metro Detroit communities offer
countless other avenues to get involved and develop your skills for global
citizenship.
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