Steph Kim ’24

Program

MBA Class of 2024

Hometown

Memphis, TN

Citizenship

United States

Undergraduate Institution and Major

Princeton University, School of Public Policy and International Affairs

Pre-MBA Industry

Global Health Non-Profit, Advocacy and Communications, Population Services International; Sports Management, Program Management, Lao Rugby Federation, Princeton in Asia Fellow

Internship Organization

Healthcare, Strategic Initiatives Graduate Summer Intern, UnitedHealthcare

Clubs and Affiliations

Out of Office; Asian and Asian-American and Pacific Islander Association; First-Generation/Low-Income Group; Women in Management; Yale Healthcare Conference; Social Impact Consulting Club; Academic Affairs Committee

Leadership Positions

Out Of Office; Asian and Asian-American and Pacific Islander Association; First-Generation/Low-Income Group

What is your favorite class at Yale SOM? Briefly describe why.

My favorite class in the Core was Operations Engine with Professor Lesley Meng. As someone who is constantly considering how to improve efficiencies in any process, I thoroughly enjoyed how simple Professor Meng made the various concepts around the scientific principles of operations management. The class activities and case discussions around process analysis, variability, and lean operations have been applicable to not only my healthcare electives but also to my extracurricular projects.

Contact Information

steph.kim@yale.edu (she/her/hers)

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