At Kelley, you’ll find an academic culture and community that celebrates diversity and supports students from all backgrounds. The MS in Accounting with Data and Analytics (MSADA) program offers events and resources for students from underrepresented groups, including diversity fellowships, cultural celebrations, and Accounting Leadership Weekend, a recruiting and networking event for prospective MSADA students.
At Kelley, we are committed to increasing diversity in the accounting industry. Held each spring, Accounting Leadership Weekend enables prospective MSADA students from underrepresented groups to get a firsthand look at the program at little personal cost. Kelley covers all travel and lodging.
Diversity fellowships are available for admitted MSADA students from underrepresented groups, and in addition to fellowships our Director of Diversity and Inclusion for Graduate Programs Regina Funk is available to assist students. No separate application is required.
Before launching his career as a CPA, Trevor set an ambitious goal: to land a job at a Big Four firm. His experience in the MSA (now MSADA) program—collaborating, networking and learning from mentors—enabled him not only to reach that goal but to become a leader and mentor to others.
Bloomington is a small town overflowing with culture. While here, you can celebrate your local and global diversity through the African American Arts Institute, Bloomington Pridefest, Lotus World Music and Arts Festival, and many more.
Chrissy Smith, MSA '17, Inspire Brands Earning an MSA degree from Kelley speaks volumes to employers. It’s given me the skill set I need to be successful.
