At Baruch College, graduate students often face a gap. Undergraduates can apply to join Baruch’s Investment Management Fund, a student-managed investment fund on campus, however before recently, graduate students did not have an opportunity to join a student-managed fund. Founded by Zicklin MBA Daniel Jordan, DogBone Capital (https://www.linkedin.com/company/dogbone-capital/) is a paper student-managed fund and was created to bridge that gap. For Zicklin MS Finance alum Pankaj Lamkhade (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ca-pankaj-lamkhade/), the fund became a platform for him to apply what he had learned in finance classes, develop stock pitches, enhance his skills, and accelerate his career. More than just a student-managed fund, DogBone Capital serves as a launchpad for growth, providing graduate students with practical experience, hands-on skills, and mentorship to help them in their journey toward competitive finance careers.  Pankaj is a finance professional with a strong foundation...