Tag: LGBTQ

Reaching Out MBA Conference: A Student Perspective

By Graduate Center for Career Development | December 14, 2015

Two Babson graduate students, Haotian Wu (M’16) and Satveer Singh (M’16) recently attended the 18th Annual Reaching Out MBA Conference (“ROMBA Conference”) at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Chicago, Illinois.  This year’s event drew over 1400 attendees from the LGBTQ community including students who traveled from as far as the United Kingdom and Australia. Wu and…

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Introducing the New Pride Alliance!

By Christine Yoon | April 23, 2014

Post by Matt Hard, Class of 2017 Babson’s undergraduate LGBTQ + Ally organization, formerly known as Prism, has undergone a few changes in the last couple of weeks, including the decision to formerly change the name to Pride Alliance. The name change has come with the realization that the word “Prism” has no direct connection…

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Creating Change

By Christine Yoon | February 14, 2014

Post by Matt Hard, Class of 2017 Hosting over 4,000 guests and activists, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force held its 26th Creating Change Conference in Houston, Texas this year. The conference featured over 350 sessions and training workshops that varied in everything LGBTQ. Some of the more prevalent topics were issues around Trans*…

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Meet Christine Yoon, Graduate Assistant for LGBTQ Programs!

By J Kendrioski | November 13, 2013

Christine Yoon is a member of the Glavin office of Multicultural and International Education (Glavin Office) and the first person to ever hold this position at Babson.  In her role, she will work closely with Babson’s LGBTQ Action Group on a variety of projects that advance Babson’s standing as an LGBTQ-friendly campus, one that celebrates…

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What I Learned at the LGBTQ Out for Work Networking Conference!

By Natalie Cullings | October 14, 2013

I was fortunate enough to attend the Out for Work LGBTQ Networking Conference in Chicago, IL at the end of September. Not only did I LOVE Chicago as a whole (think best of NYC and Boston together), but I made amazing networking connections with some truly progressive corporate companies. The most beneficial component of the…

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Babson’s Day of Silence 2013

By K Fludd | May 16, 2013

By Kate Anderson, Class of 2013 For my Natalie Taylor Scholar senior project I chose to focus in on one of my passions which is working with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning LGBTQ community. As a member of this community I have found it to be quite important to work for the well-being and…

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