Wharton Stories: Doctoral Learn about student programming, events, and other ways to get involved with the Wharton Social Impact Initiative for the spring 2019 semester.6 Ways to Get Involved With Social Impact This SemesterAll Penn and Wharton undergrads and grads can apply for the sought-after WISE Fellowship, a paid experiential learning opportunity in social impact consulting or research.How to Gain Real-World Social Impact Experience While You’re Still a StudentIt takes a village and a variety of skills to succeed in the doctoral world. Here are a few of the many resources Wharton Doctoral Programs offers to help.7 Resources to Help PhD Students Succeed on Their Doctoral JourneyAndrea Contigiani, GrW’19, does research on experimentation in early-stage ventures. Knowledge@Wharton sat down with him to talk about what implications his research has on the “lean startup” methods.Wharton PhD Candidate Explores the Downside of the Lean StartupThe award-winning WRDS platform continues to expand its offerings, deepening researcher engagement and expanding resources for students and instructors around the world.Wharton Research Data Services Makes Big Data DigestibleLearn about student programming with the Wharton Social Impact Initiative, with opportunities in impact investing, consulting, social entrepreneurship, research, community building, and more.Welcome Back to Campus: 6 Social Impact Programs for StudentsPursuing a joint degree in marketing and psychology, doctoral student Arthur Lee has also plugged in to a “rare network” that bridges neuroscience and business through Wharton’s Neuroscience Initiative. How This Doctoral Student Is Exploring the Nexus Between Business and Brain ScienceSome of the brightest minds in business — and business school — shared these words of wisdom, and they’re not just for new grads.The Most Inspiring Quotes from Wharton’s 2018 Graduation SpeechesTop Spots for Wharton Grads to Take Graduation Photos on Penn’s CampusProf. Nancy Rothbard and doctoral candidate Julianna Pillemer discuss their research collaboration on potential conflicts between workplace friendships and organizational goals.Managing the Dark Side of Workplace FriendshipsLoad More Stories
