Learn more about how our alumni have utlized the MSLOC program:
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Emily Choi (MS06) MSLOC program’s sweeping emphasis on the project-based coursework and theoretically interdisciplinary approaches impressed me, and I was confident that the MSLOC program would be a stepping-stone to my future career. |
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Aleen Bayard (MS05) I started a new consulting practice — Cognitive Partners — with two fellow MSLOC graduates. I also integrate the MSLOC theories into all of my current consulting engagements. |
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Peter Finn (MS07) The people within the program, from the students to the faculty, are passionate about what they do. I appreciated the diversity of students in that many brought very different perspectives and professional experiences to the program. |
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Meghan Tallent-Bennis (MS07) Looking ahead to the next 10 years, I'd like to eventually be working as an external education consultant dealing directly with school staff and administration. |
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Thy Nguyen (MS07) I was looking for new and innovative ideas outside of my previous training in higher education administration/student affairs. |
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Terrence Roche (MS07) The three pillars of the MSLOC program, learning and performance, knowledge management, and strategic organizational change, are essentially the three pillars of my role. |
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Eric Hoernemann (MS07) I would recommend Northwestern University’s MSLOC program to any accomplished professional who wishes to expand his or her leadership and consultation skills. |
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Tara Buckland (MS07) I was so amazed at the diversity of the students, the expertise and experience of the instructors, and the applicability of the content in the class. |
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Maggie Lewis (MS08) Aside from the personal and professional relationships with a diverse and dynamic group of people, I have come to know a new vocabulary and find ways to better serve clients and leverage the power of design. |
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