Isabel Ng is a 2007 PhD graduate of LSA's psychology department. She is a globe-trotter in both her academic and professional life: she spent her undergraduate years at the Chinese University of Hong Kong before coming to Michigan, then went on to do a postdoctoral research fellowship at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business before accepting an assistant professorship at the prestigious Fudan University School of Management in Shanghai. Today, she's in Madrid, helping oversee international admissions to the MBA program at Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR) and teaching MBA classes. She is currently exploring how digital natives can access an MBA education remotely, what she calls "MBA 2.0."

Ng will join us for an Alumni Connections on Friday, Oct. 4 to meet with LSA undergrads during one-on-one virtual sessions, where she'll share her experiences in:

*Navigating academia (in the U.S. and China)
*Psychology/business (and how they intersect)
*Living and working abroad
*Finding a mentor (including recruiting her as a virtual mentor)
*Opportunities to intern and study in a gap year MBA program at UNIR