In this week’s episode, Ken White interviews Darden second year student Jessica Pohl about the Darden Student Associations’ annual second year class survey.
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Saturday, May 12th, 2007 at 11:57 am
Darden BusinessCast Episode 27: Jessica Pohl of the Darden Student Association
By Darden School of Business
In this week’s episode, Ken White interviews Darden second year student Jessica Pohl about the Darden Student Associations’ annual second year class survey.
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