Kellogg Gets $1M for Derivatives & Capital Education
The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University will use a $1 million grant from The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Trust to support its derivative and capital market education activities.
The grant, which will be used over four years, will be used for several programs, including the new Asset Management Practicum that Kellogg is launching for a select group of MBA students this month. Another program that will benefit from the funding is Kellogg's new PhD course and fellowship focus on derivatives and capital markets. Funds will also be used to strengthen a newly created undergraduate certificate program in finance.
Source: "Kellogg School Finance Department Receives $1 Million Grant," press release, the Kellogg School of Management (Evanston, IL), December 19, 2006
The grant, which will be used over four years, will be used for several programs, including the new Asset Management Practicum that Kellogg is launching for a select group of MBA students this month. Another program that will benefit from the funding is Kellogg's new PhD course and fellowship focus on derivatives and capital markets. Funds will also be used to strengthen a newly created undergraduate certificate program in finance.
Source: "Kellogg School Finance Department Receives $1 Million Grant," press release, the Kellogg School of Management (Evanston, IL), December 19, 2006
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