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 to host its own Thanksgiving due to the generosity of AQR Capital Management. Current student Will Morgus (M&T, ’21) reflects on this favorite tradition. Among…Read More
It’s no surprise Wharton School Dean Geoffrey Garrett has risen to the ranks of LinkedIn Influencer. Dean Garrett now has over 75 articles on topics ranging from US-China relations to tackling diversity in the workplace. These short insights pack a punch – with each article leaving the reader inspired to find out more.…Read More
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 word. But, I felt something was missing. I had come to Penn Engineering because of the school’s focus on an interdisciplinary education, yet I…Read 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 company with a few friends for the Young Enterprise competition. We created VenturePad, a durable waterproof notebook that encouraged outdoor exploration. As an aspiring engineer, I participated…Read More
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 all along the way. When the clock struck midnight to welcome 2017, I counted my many blessings. I had a good job with a…Read More
Andrew (right) at the Vienna Town Hall with Friends 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 Penn Abroad. We asked Andrew Cui (M&T, ’20) to share about his time studying at the London School…Read More
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 or a current student reading this, hear me out: teach at least once as an undergrad. You won’t regret it. Every year, I make time…Read More
