Programs
Black Business Students Association
The MIT Sloan Black Business Students Association (BBSA) seeks to build a community that supports black students in their personal and professional goals and promotes business issues related to the black community. We do this by fostering an environment for professional development, collaborating with the broader MIT and Greater Boston communities, and building alliances with people and organizations that value cultural diversity.
Nwakaego Uzoh MBA'24
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Pronouns
She/Her/Hers
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Hometown
San Jose, CA
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Jaylen Hackett MBA'24
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Pronouns
He/Him/His
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Hometown
Mobile, AL
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Arts in Economics from University Of Southern Mississippi-
Oge Anyene MBA'23
Kyle Gordon MBA'23
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Pronouns
He/Him/His
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Hometown
Brooklyn, NY
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Stevens Institute Of Technology
Elorm Gbordzoe MBA'23
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Pronouns
He/Him/His
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Hometown
Houston, TX
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Undergraduate Degree and University
Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Texas A&M University
Khadija Ba, MBA '23
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Citizenship
Senegal
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Undergraduate University and Degree
Bachelor of Science in Finance and Information System from the University of Maryland
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Pre-Sloan Industry or Industry of Interest
Healthcare
Alfre Wimberley, MBA '23
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Citizenship
USA
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Undergraduate University and Degree
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
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Pre-Sloan Industry or Industry of Interest
Non-profit/Government, interested in Finance
Diversity
On creating a more inclusive golf game
“Writing the Code: Telling Our Stories - Networking and the Game of Golf” offered members of underserved communities access to golf instruction and networking opportunities
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