OT: Caron at Harvard Business School

[DonaldDraper]

The story keeps getting better for Caron. It was a bit buried in the article, but I haven't seen anything here talking about him studying at HBS. He's a class act.

 

[intlzncster]

The story keeps getting better for Caron. It was a bit buried in the article, but I haven't seen anything here talking about him studying at HBS. He's a class act.

Dude has the best story in UCONN history. Still my favorite player to this day.

 

[CL82]

His autobiography Tuff Juice is a really good read and would make a good movie. Anyone know where that stands?

 

[WrenchFan69]

His autobiography Tuff Juice is a really good read and would make a good movie. Anyone know where that stands?

Last I heard they're still looking for directors. Were going after Peter Berg, Berry Jenkins, and Spike Lee. Caron wants Michael B Jordan to play him. Sure hope it comes together.

 

[sledog]

Did he get in????

 

[intlzncster]

Did he get in????

Did he get in. gtfooh

 

[nomar]

@sledog

They have "mini-MBA" programs at Harvard. Not a 2-year commitment. I bet he's doing one of these things:

Executive MBA - Executive Education - Harvard Business School

It qualifies you for the Harvard Club in NYC, though.

 

[sledog]

@sledog

They have "mini-MBA" programs at Harvard. Not a 2-year commitment. I bet he's doing one of these things:

Executive MBA - Executive Education - Harvard Business School

It qualifies you for the Harvard Club in NYC, though.

Most likely he participates in an HBX program. $1-2K gets you a 10-14 week on-line course in one of the basics: organization, fin, actg, sales. No degree, but a 'certificate' if you pass the quizzes, final, and projects. My a/m has similar program. The economics are interesting as they expand the brand w/o the dilution of confiring a second order degree.

EMBA program requires endorsement from a a major organization (think IBM, Exxon, etc) and a commit of several intensive periods of a few weeks each parsed over a period of 6-12 months (depending on school).

The HBX does not get you into the club. EMBA will, however, if you cough up the dough ($1-5K/yr + initiation) for a membership.

 

[nomar]

Most likely he participates in an HBX program. $1-2K gets you a 10-14 week on-line course in one of the basics: organization, fin, actg, sales. No degree, but a 'certificate' if you pass the quizzes, final, and projects. My a/m has similar program. The economics are interesting as they expand the brand w/o the dilution of confiring a second order degree.

EMBA program requires endorsement from a a major organization (think IBM, Exxon, etc) and a commit of several intensive periods of a few weeks each parsed over a period of 6-12 months (depending on school).

The HBX does not get you into the club. EMBA will, however, if you cough up the dough ($1-5K/yr + initiation) for a membership.

Interesting.

FWIW, a guy I used to work with had a membership to HC on the basis of "graduating" from a weekend-long program. I ate there with him so he wasn't lying.

 

[sledog]

There are a lot of membership catagories. I guess they'll take your cash - it's a big place. I attend several business meetings /receptions there.

Membership | Harvard Club of New York City

 

[HooperScooper]

Here's what he's doing at Harvard.

OBJ Is Ready To Build and Make His Mom Proud

 

[Mike Honcho]

Here's what he's doing at Harvard.

OBJ Is Ready To Build and Make His Mom Proud

University of Harvard