April was to be the busiest month. The Terry College had prepared a packed calendar for this first spring with the Business Learning Community complete. Guest speakers and Employers of the Day were scheduled to dole out career advice (and sometimes chicken biscuits).
A graphic showing the Terry College’s top research productivity rankings in 2020
Faculty accolades at the Terry College of Business for Spring/Summer 2020.
LED lightbulbs, programmable thermostats, high-density insulation and electric vehicles — despite these innovations, about two-thirds of the energy produced in the US is lost to inefficiencies, according to national studies.
A mainstay of the political campaign trail is the heartfelt, homespun anecdote. It helps politicians build rapport with voters and establish themselves as appealing and relatable.
Sarah Fraker was named the Terry College’s new senior director for finance and administration, taking over for Don Perry who is retiring after nearly 35 years with Terry. Fraker is a Double Dawg, earning a bachelor’s degree from the Franklin College of Arts and Science in 1994 and a Georgia MBA from Terry in 2011. […]
Each spring the University of Georgia Alumni Association recognizes distinguished graduates who made the world better, buoyed the university community and helped to ensure that the next generation of Georgia Bulldogs is ready to make a positive impact on their communities and the state of Georgia
For the second year in a row, Ph.D. students from the Terry College’s Department of Marketing have won the William O. Bearden Doctoral Student Research Award as part of the Southeast Marketing Symposium.
The emeritus members of the Terry College of Business Alumni Board annually recommend five graduating seniors as finalists for the Student of the Year, choosing one student for the individual honor.
The coronavirus should have been noxious to a business that depends on elbows resting on bars, revelers standing closer together than six feet and marketing tours that help drive business. But Craig Moore (BBA ’00) has been an entrepreneur since he was 7 years old.
Five Master of Accountancy students from the University of Georgia secured highly competitive positions with three of the organizations that set accounting standards in the United States and abroad.