Hey, I’m Kazimir Koehring, an incoming sophomore at Wabash College. Thanks to the Small Business Internship Fund, I am currently enjoying my summer 30 miles out to sea on the elegant island […]

Read More - Kazimir Koehring ’18 Handlebar Cafe: This is Nantucket

Wow did I have an interesting day this Friday. My fellow LABB Interns and I visited the IU Research and Technology Corporation and the Triton Brewing Company in Indianapolis. While Wabash alum […]

Read More - Marco Ortega ’17 The Business of Brewing

This past Thursday the LABB group visited two Wabash men in their nesting grounds. Joe Trebley, who is the Head of Startup Support and Promotion at the Indiana Research and Technology Corporation […]

Read More - Alejandro Reyna ’17 Because Someone Helped Me

During week three of the LAAB internship we transitioned to the ideas and strategies of Business of Marketing. Throughout the week we learned a numerous amount of relatable business terms for marketing, strategic […]

Read More - Delon Pettiford ’17 Real World Marketing Applications

First off I would like to take a brief moment to thank the Lilly Endowment for providing me with the opportunity to take part in the LABB program. This week we welcomed […]

Read More - Connor Rice ’17 Continued Education in Marketing

This week was the Financial Boot Camp. We were lucky enough to have Will Weber ’11 come into class to teach us everything we needed to know about the financial details of […]

Read More - Chris Szostek ’17 Hurdles in Financing

My name is Mac Gardiner and as you probably already know, I am currently an intern involved in the Liberal Arts Bridge to Business program at Wabash College for the summer of […]

Read More - McHale Gardiner ’17 The Business of Finance

This summer, I was given the opportunity to work for a startup company called Handshake, in Palo Alto, California. The house I am staying in is a multi-million dollar mansion, with guys […]

Read More - Austin Ellingwood ’18 Programming and Customer Success with Startup

Bilal Jawed ’17 – Welcome to Ward 4C in Mulago Hospital, the last stop for many HIV patients and my second home for this summer. Understandably, one of the most common questions […]

Read More - Day 12 – Welcome to the Ward

My experience at Semler with Craig Demaree ’02 has taught me things that will no doubt help me when I graduate next year. With a focus on retirement planning, the advisers at […]

Read More - Joel Paquin ’16 Semler Financial Crash Course

First week is down in the books. During our first week we were tasked with crafting a business plan for a variety of different restaurant types. Beginning this business plan has been […]

Read More - Deryion Sturdivant ’17 Talking Business

I would first like to take this opportunity to thank the Lilly Endowment for its generous support and investment in my education. The first week of the Liberal Art Bridge to Business […]

Read More - Christian Rodriguez ’17 Productive Business Background

Bilal Jawed ’17 – It didn’t hit me when I first got the news in the spring. It didn’t hit me the weeks leading up to the flight. It didn’t even hit […]

Read More - Day 1 – A Brave New World

             Working for Erik Ness ’94 has been a hands on learning experience. Since the day I started at Commodity Transportation Services in Phoenix, Arizona, I have learned an array of […]

Read More - Alan Ortiz ’17 Hands on Experience

Luke Wren ’14 – This week has been full of experiments. My research associate Sanjeev and I have conducted five separate experiments this past week and now only have a few mortality […]

Read More - Looking Beyond Belize’s Beaches

Bilal Jawed ’17 – This summer I will serve as a research assistant in Kampala, Uganda from mid-May to mid-August. I will assist in a clinical drug trial for treatment of Cryptococcal […]

Read More - Jawed ’17 Doing Research in Uganda

Warm wishes from Belize! My name is Luke Wren and I graduated from Wabash last May as part of the class of 2014. I am currently typing this on a sunny cement […]

Read More - Beyond Belize’s Beaches: A Wally’s attempt to peer into the world of global health

Jacob Burnett ’15 – “From the very beginning, our state and national constitutions and laws have laid great emphasis on procedural and substantive safeguards designed to assure fair trials before impartial tribunals […]

Read More - Jacob Burnett ’15 – The Vantage Point of Gideon’s Army