Women at Kelley
Cindy Lee
Cindy Lee, MSIS'22, grew up playing a variety of musical instruments and came to Indiana University to build her classical music career as a performer and mentor. An undergraduate minor in business led her to the MS in Information Systems Program. Now a consultant for EY, she envisions music and business both having a place in her future.
Joy Martin
Joy Martin, MSIS'11, majored in marketing but decided to indulge her growing interest in analytics by pursuing the MS in Information Systems. Little did she know that she was preparing to become an entrepreneur—as an owner and programmer for Robot Morning, a supply chain automation software company for aerospace manufacturing. It was just her second position after graduating with her MSIS, but she was ready.
Archana Subramanian
Archana Subramanian, MSIS‘09, realized that computer engineering was interesting, but it was missing something. “I wanted to put technology in a business context and learn how it applies to business. My MSIS degree completely changed my life,” she said. Her job prospects went from being a software engineer to VP of Operations at Salesforce, and more recently, CEO of Mulesoft at Salesforce.
“At Kelley, we don’t believe in ‘one size fits all.’ We help you build your personal brand and find the right business fit for your personality. We believe you can write your own definition of success, and we give you the tools to create your own momentum.”
Dean Emeritus Idalene "Idie" Kesner