MBA BLUE Cup

Sir I want to get eh details of the blue cup for the MBA graduates in the Duke’s Fuqua School so can you tell me details

[Shaleen]

Hey the Duke’s Fuqua School and UNC’s Kenan-Flagler face off every April in the Blue Cup in which MBAs from both schools compete in 21 events, ranging from bowling and badminton to drinking games and volleyball.

Kenan-Flagler also hosts the Legacy Cup, where MBAs assigned to one of eight “legacies” compete in a series of events thoughout the year that culminate in the Legacy Cup Olympics.



Participation in the Club

Students aren’t the only ones who benefit from campus clubs.

The associations can also support students’ partners and families, who are often uprooted from their own careers and social circles.

Kenan-Flagler runs the Kenan Connection, which provides support and a social network for those accompanying MBAs to Chapel Hill.



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Robin Ervin, whose husband is a MBA student, says the club factored into their decision; it also gave her something to do when her husband was cramming for exams.

Ervin assumed the presidency of Kenan Connection in March and oversees some 100 members among six clubs, ranging from craft and dinner groups to those for families and international students.


Benefits for MBA students at University

Many concentrations to choose from; Entrepreneurship and Innovation is the one that most interests me.
Support before the MBA starts such as the Language Institute, a preparation course for international students.
Pays attention to how leaders should be like. All students take the Global Institute, where they learn about ethics, leadership, and global business.
Excellent professors
Flexible and highly customizable curriculum, you decide what you want to learn.