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Meet Our Diverse & Inspiring Community

Muele Wilcox

Muele Wilcox, MBA'25

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Mateus Batista Rocha MBA'25

Mateus Batista Rocha MBA'25

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Leah Budson MBA'25

Leah Budson MBA'25

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Paige Hartnett MBA'25

Paige Hartnett MBA'25

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Ted Phan MBA'25

Ted Phan MBA'25

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Nwakaego Uzoh

Nwakaego Uzoh MBA'24

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Nancy Hinojos

Nancy Hinojos, MBA'24

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Juan Jose Guzman

Juan José Guzman, MBA 2024

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Stefan Sayre

Stefan Sayre MBA'24

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Sabrina Yen

Sabrina Yen, MBA'24

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Abhilasha Negi

Abhilasha Negi, MBA'24

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Writing the Code: Networking and the Game of Golf

  • MIT Sloan alumni and students are welcomed to the Writing the Code Golf event.
    Writing the Code
    On Sept. 15, the MIT Sloan Career Development Office and The Office of Diversity Equity and Inclusion hosted the 3rd Annual Writing the Code: Networking & the Game of Golf event
  • MIT Sloan students receive instructions on the basics of golf.
    Networking and the Game of Golf
    Golf has a language of its own, and in some industries it’s a common networking tool. This event was an opportunity for students to explore the intersection between networking and the game of golf, enhance connections with classmates and alumni, and learn the mechanics of the game from PGA Professionals.
  • MIT Sloan students line up for the Writing the Code: Golf event
    High Turnout
    150+ MIT Sloan students, alumni, faculty, and staff attended the event, which was held at Brookline Golf Course.
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    The MIT Sloan Community
    The MIT Sloan students who attended represented various student groups, classes, and programs.
  • An attendee at the Writing the Code: Golf event swings while two other attendees watch.
    Learning the Game of Golf
    The day included two sessions of golf instructions, with four stations to learn the essentials of golf.
  • MIT Sloan students network over lunch.
    Networking with HarborVest Partners
    Additionally, students were invited to attend a networking lunch with representatives from our corporate sponsor HarborVest Partners, which offered an opportunity to share knowledge around diverse teams.
  • A sign for the third annual writing the code: golf and networking event, with students on the golf course in the background
    Thank You to Our Partners
    We also appreciate the support of PGA Reach of New England who helped us close on the participation of PGA golf professionals to give instruction and TaylorMade and the Trackman device that helped read out real time swing analytics.
  • Attendees of the Writing the Code Golf event gather for remarks.
    Pathways to Opportunity
    Writing the Code is a series committed to providing pathways to opportunity for MIT Sloan students. The scope of conversations and connections sit at the intersection of career and Diversity Equity and Inclusion, leveraging input from MIT Sloan alumni and the greater business community alike.