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It was week three of our freshman year and we were excited new students seeking to navigate life on a new campus in a new city, amidst a new culture. Sitting amongst our peers in the annual Penn Student Government info session , we faced a daunting decision: To run or not to run?
The University of Pennsylvania is an amazing place. But it isn’t perfect.
No one can argue against the fact that a woman who pursues a leadership position will experience the challenges inherent in being a female leader.
Raised by a hard working, ambitious woman with a full-time job and enough drive to fuel a steam engine, I never thought to question the dictum — often repeated in my home — that the corporate ladder is “best climbed in a pair of Jimmy Choos.”