Alpha Phi Alpha General President Willis I. The Kelley School was also one of the first participants of the Forté Foundation, which supports the advancement of women in business. For example, it was one of three founding members of the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, which has helped more than 10,000 people of color earn a graduate business degree since 1966. The Kelley School has historically been a primary influencer of meaningful change in the business world. We hope this new partnership will inspire more graduates to learn about leadership opportunities in business, promoting greater diversity, equity, and inclusion in corporate America,” Soni added. “Alumni of Alpha Phi Alpha have included a Supreme Court justice, a United Nations ambassador, civil rights leaders and, of course, many successful businessmen. “We are proud of a heritage at Kelley that highlights the importance of developing leaders who reflect our increasingly diverse society through a learning environment that is supportive for all,” said Ash Soni, interim dean of the Kelley School and The Sungkyunkwan Professor. Through the partnership, college graduates who are Alpha Phi Alpha members are invited to apply for a fellowship program to attend Kelley’s nationally ranked Full-Time MBA Program. – Continuing a long tradition of developing close ties with national organizations that advance diversity and inclusion, the Indiana University Kelley School of Business is partnering with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., the first intercollegiate Greek-lettered fraternity for African American men.
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