Returns on Investment
Directors of UT Athletics DeLoss Dodds and Chris Plonsky shared insights on the Longhorn brand, leadership and ethics with the nearly 150 alumni and friends of the school gathered at AT&T Headquarters in Dallas for Access McCombs May 26.
This spring, students committed $482,000 to support scholarships, competition travel and special programs. To put that in perspective, we had a little fun with the numbers and calculated what else that money could get you, from junk food to luxury cars.
She's witty, kind and curious and said "No thanks" to the Ivy League in favor of Texas. Just one of many students we're proud to have in the class of 2015.
Business leaders today face increasingly complex demands. To address these challenges, McCombs established the Department of Business, Government and Society. Robert Prentice, founding chair and professor of business law, shares his vision for the department.
With more student giving campaigns launching this year than ever before, one campaign volunteer learns about legacy-making and influencing generations to come.
Randal McDonald Jr., BBA '79, and Robert McDonald, BBA '83, attended the first annual Faculty Endowment Luncheon in honor of their late father, the namesake for the Randal B. McDonald Chair in Accounting. They met the holder of the chair, Professor Steven Kachelmeier.
Michael Hasler's Introduction to Operations Management class spent five weeks in Hong Kong watching Target's supply chain in action.
On Sept. 16 more than 700 students and alumni crowded into the first event of the fall semester’s VIP Distinguished Speaker Series , featuring McCombs Dean Thomas Gilligan’s interview with PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Indra K. Nooyi. Nooyi, often cited by business magazines as one of the world’s most powerful women, shared insights about working and leadership.
Ten years have passed since Red McCombs made his transformational $50 million gift to the school. The unrestricted funds have extended well beyond the original sum through a unique matching program, serving as the rising tide that raised many other generous donations.
This spring, students joined efforts to continue improvements to student life at McCombs through the 2010 Student Giving Campaigns. With high participation rates, students raised the bar for future student campaigns and for McCombs alumni, whose annual giving participation rate is only at 6 percent.
UT > Harvard! Sounds like you are an incredible young lady. Enjoy your time here, it flies by!