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| FROM Jones(Rice) Admissions Blog: Reaching Out MBA LGBTQA Fellowship |
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The Jones School is proud to announce that we are one of the premier programs to offer the Reaching Out MBA LGBTQA Fellowship in 2015!The ROMBA Fellowship will be awarded to one LGBTQA student or active ally in the Rice MBA Class of 2017, who has demonstrated a commitment to advancing the presence of LGBTQA leaders in business. The recipient of this award will receive a minimum of $10,000 per academic year in scholarship, and will work to enhance the already diverse and inclusive working environment at the Jones School during their time in the Full Time MBA program. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4  Rob Mark Rice MBA Class of 2015 2014 ROMBA Conference Organizing Committee Rob Mark, Rice MBA second year student and member of the Organizing Committee for the 2014 ROMBA Conference, reflects on his time at the Jones School and his involvement with ROMBA. Q: What attracted you to the Rice MBA Program? A: Upon deciding to leave active duty military service I knew I wanted to work in energy and having grown up in Houston, TX I knew that Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business was the ideal school to enable that goal. I was drawn to the small classes, non-competitive student culture, and impressive employment statistics of the Rice MBA program. Q: How would you describe the Jones School culture? A:The Jones School staff, students and faculty are all incredibly supportive and talented. Upon starting at the Jones School I was inspired by the quality of my peers, and since most all of your work in the first year is done in your small group of 4-6 team members, I was amazed at how much my peers enhanced the learning environment. I would never have survived the first year without the strong peer support, and that element is a cornerstone of the Jones School model. Q: Has your involvement with ROMBA impacted your MBA experience? A: It is often said that the real value in an MBA is the network you develop, and I believe that is absolutely true. Beyond the incredible group of peers at Rice who I am lucky to call friends, ROMBA allowed me to develop relationships with a robust community of incredible peers at schools from across the country. After attending ROMBA as a first year, I was so enthralled with its mission and the people I met that I joined a team of students from Tuck and Wharton to compete to be selected as the leadership team that would comprise the Organizing Committee for the 2014 ROMBA Conference in San Francisco. We were selected and successfully organized the best ROMBA conference to date. My experience with ROMBA has enriched my MBA and my career potential without a doubt. |
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