Purpose Beyond Profit: Charles Dick’s Philanthropic Entrepreneurial Journey
Inspired by his family legacy and the Volunteer Spirit, Haslam alumnus Charles Dick began a wine company with a mission to give back.
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Online Courses Fuel Record Enrollment in Haslam Graduate and Executive Programs
A total of 1,050 students are enrolled in Haslam Graduate and Executive Education programs this fall, up from 2023’s 888.
Neel Corporate Governance Center Welcomes Four New Research Fellows
Tingting Liu, Austin Starkweather, Tomer Stein and Daniel Weagley are the latest UT faculty members to join the center.
Fortune Ranks UT Haslam’s MBA Among Top 15 Public Programs
The Haslam College of Business placed No. 15 among public U.S. schools and No. 36 overall in Fortune’s Best MBA Programs for 2025.
Haslam Faculty Member Honored with Major Athletics Award
Kenneth Baker, distinguished lecturer of economics, was selected as an Athletics Professor of Excellence
Destination School: Haslam Welcomes More Than 2,300 New Undergraduates
The incoming students represent a continuing trend of increased enrollment for the college.
Haslam Faculty Member Wins Academy of Management Distinguished Service Award
Sherry Thatcher, Regal Entertainment Distinguished Professor, was recognized for her long-term contributions to the management field
Digital Ordering and Food Samples Have Unintended Effects on Consumer Decisions
Research co-authored by Annika Abell, assistant professor of marketing, looks at how consumers respond to these aspects of food choice
Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Announces 2024-2025 Startup Coaches
Formerly known as entrepreneurs-in-residence, the coaches offer tailored guidance to address each ACEI startup’s unique challenges
Tennessee Population Projected to Hit Nearly 8 Million by 2040
The Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research expects a significant increase in the state’s older adult population