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Class of 2012 Photo… For each graduating class, the taking of the class photo is a memorable event. The photo of the Class of 2012 will join the other photos lining the walls of Tuck Hall. In recognition of the second-years' achievement, the first-year students relived five past Tuck events: the Scavenger Hunt, the Boathouse Party, the Montreal Trip, Winter Carnival, and Tuck GIVES.
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What if You Could… Tuck professor Vijay Govindarajan posed this question in his blog last August, and the response was overwhelming. Since the fall of 2011 Tuck students put their MBA education to work to answer this question.
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The Tuck Experience Whatever their reasons for pursuing an MBA, students leave Tuck transformed. “There aren’t too many times in our lives when we can have life-changing experiences,” says Professor Phillip Stocken, “and this is one of them.”
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FIRST-YEAR PROJECT: M&A CONSULTING Mark Berman of Redwood Strategy talks about hiring Tuck students as consultants. Collaborating on a First-Year Project is a win for his company and a win for the students, he says.
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The Value of a… Kevin Bielke T'12 says that Tuck's integrated curriculum creates opportunities for learning both inside and outside the classroom. "Inside the classroom you get a great general management education. Outside the classroom you solidify that learning with your classmates in study groups and extracurricular activates that are really exciting."
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First-Year Project Consulting: Simon… Rob Adams, president of Simon Pearce glass, says there couldn't have been a better match between the skills and energy of the Tuck students and the needs of the company.
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First-Year Project: Real Business… The FYP gives Tuck students the opportunity to apply classroom learning to complex business challenges for clients-ranging from early-stage startups to industry leaders. Recently, an FYP team helped build a bridal registry business for Simon Pearce.
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Mentoring Young Entrepreneurs: Hanover… Seth Gilmore T'11, co-chair of the Entrepreneurship Club, discusses Tuck's recent collaboration with Hanover High School. Working with Tuck student entrepreneurs as mentors, Hanover High students created a T-shirt company, manufactured the shirts, and sold them to fellow students.
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Student Takes on Antarctica Richard Smith T'11 plans to spend some 70 days on the world's most inhospitable continent, pulling a 100-pound sled 600 miles by ski from the west side of the Foundation Ice Stream to the South Pole. It's all part of a fund-raising expedition called Polar Vision.
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Tuck Interiors Tuck's full-time residential program is centered on our close-knit community. Our residential, classroom, and community spaces foster interactions with students, faculty, family, and friends.
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Tuck Student Life You feel Tuck's community dynamic as soon as you set foot on campus. There is so much going on: sports, entertainment, culture, family events, and more.
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Tuck Student Housing Tuck offers a unique residential experience, which means students don't scatter after classes are over.
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MD/MBA: Building Expertise in… Jess Morgan T'10 on the joint degree offered through Tuck and the Dartmouth Medical School.
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Tuck Classroom Experience Tuck faculty are renowned for their scholarly research and are sought-after consultants for top companies. But they are also engaging and effective teachers. And Tuck's small scale ensures that students and professors get to know each other, with many ways to interact—both in and out of the classroom.
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Tuck Provides Options Kate Strayer-Benton T'11 places her Tuck experience among the most meaningful of her life. "Tuck has allowed me to really focus on what I am good at, to work on areas where I need development, and to reflect on what I want in a career."
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Tuck MBA Program Services Sally Jaeger, assistant dean and director of the MBA Program Office, talks about services and support provided for students so they have the best possible experience at Tuck.
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Career and Industry Programs Jonathan Masland, co-director of Tuck's Career Development Office, talks about the career and industry programs offered at Tuck.
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The Benefits of the… Former Navy SEAL Kevin Williams T10 speaks to the shared values between the Tuck School of Business and members of the military. With increased funding and five-year tours of duty winding down, more military personnel are turning to the school to hone their civilian leadership skills.
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The Evolution of Morphology Tuck's First-Year Project helped Kate Reiling T'09 acquire the business skills needed to take her game Morphology to market.
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Application Advice: Holistic Admissions… The admissions team considers a variety of factors when gauging a candidate's application. Criteria include academic credentials, leadership and team skills, communications skills, diversity, and global mindset. Tuck's educational philosophy of access, focus, and personal scale translates into the admissions process.

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