New Adventures: Fall 2020 Grad Nelly Chango

Hammond IN

03 December, 2020

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Press release from Purdue University Northwest: December 3, 2020 Purdue University Northwest / News / Student Profiles / New Adventures: Fall 2020 Grad Nelly Chango New Adventures: Fall 2020 Grad Nelly Chango December 3, 2020 Being immersed in the culture of Purdue University Northwest gave this 2020 graduate the support she needed to be successful. Nelly Mishell Chango, originally of Ecuador, is projected to earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from PNW at the conclusion of the Fall 2020 semester. She will complete her degree with focuses in management information systems and business analytics. "I chose to earn my MBA from PNW for better career opportunities, enhanced knowledge and personal development," she says. As an international student, Chango experienced homesickness and culture shock upon arriving in America. Staying in contact with loved ones back home, concentrating on her studies and making new friends at PNW all eased the transition. Chango even deepened her PNW ties by becoming a supplemental instructor, leading free study sessions organized by the university's Student Academic Support department. The experience engaged her in the diverse backgrounds of her fellow students. She also embraced the opportunity to become involved with the Information Systems Student Association. "It provided an opportunity to network, meet professionals within your industry, make connections and build relationships," she says. Graduate Nelly Chango traveled from Ecuador to PNW to complete her MBA. It's the first step in a series of ambitious long-term goals. Throughout her education, Chango was inspired by various professors who shared their experiences and knowledge. Her next step is to secure employment in her field, but her drive doesn't end there. "My long-term career goals are starting my own business, becoming a mentor, completing a cybersecurity certification, gaining leadership experience, acquiring a different language and others," she remarks. "Don't be afraid of new adventures. Take advantage of what PNW has to offer." This press release was produced by Purdue University Northwest. The views expressed are the author's own.