Our students received recognition from WSB and external partners.
BBA & MBA ISM Scholarship
Santhosh Kosike (MBA ’20) and Kelly Lamb (BBA ’20) were awarded the 3rd annual Institute for Supply Management (ISM) – Madison chapter scholarships. Both were presented with the scholarships at the December ISM Madison chapter monthly meeting where Santhosh discussed his summer internship at Ingredion and Kelly presented about tariffs and the future impact they could have on supply chain management.
I truly thank the ISM Madison scholarship board for giving me not only a platform to share my internship experience with fellow supply chain professionals, but also a great opportunity to make new connections in the supply management community.
– Santhosh Reddy Kosike (MBA ’20)
Hridoy Das wins Kelly Ketchum Award
At the 2019 Executive Advisory Board meeting, MBA class of 2017 alumnus Rick Jarrell presented the Kelly Ketchum Memorial Alumni Scholarship to Hridoy Das to recognize his passion for supply chain management.
The scholarship was established in memory of Kelly R. Ketchum (1964–2003) who made an enormously positive impact on the Center as an involved student, a good friend, a model alumnus, and a man of great humor and integrity. It is presented each year to a second-year MBA student.
It is a great privilege and honor to receive the 2020 Kelley Ketchum Memorial Scholarship. Initiatives like these make Wisconsin’s Grainger Center one of the leading and affordable Supply Chain programs in North America.
– Hridoy Das (MBA ’20)
Hridoy Das wins WI Idea Award
One of the longest and deepest traditions surrounding the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Wisconsin Idea signifies a general principle: that education should influence people’s lives beyond the boundaries of the classroom. Synonymous with Wisconsin for more than a century, this “Idea” has become the guiding philosophy of university outreach efforts in Wisconsin and throughout the world.
Hridoy was chosen among all WSB full-time MBA students by a panel of faculty and staff to receive this award.
The Wisconsin Distinguished Student Award
Winners of the Wisconsin Supply Chain Distinguished Student Award should demonstrate exceptional passion for supply chain management and the Center. In addition, winners must possess leadership abilities and maturity that stand out in their classes.
The 2019 Distinguished Student winner was Kelly Lamb. Kelly’s outstanding academic standing, passion for supply chain management, and continuous involvement in Center activities made her the recipient of this award. We wish her all the best in her new career at 3M.
Being selected for the Wisconsin Distinguished Student Award was an extremely rewarding and humbling experience. The Center has been integral in my education, and I’m humbled to be recognized for this achievement. We are so lucky to have such an involved community and this award really highlights the benefits of being involved! Thank you to the Center!
– Kelly Lamb (BBA ’20)
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