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UT Supply Chain Faculty Named Among World's Top Researchers

The peer-reviewed paper ranks Haslam's supply chain management department at no. 4 worldwide in research leadership.

Report: Tennessee Economic Growth Will Continue at a Slower Pace in 2020

Strong economic growth in Tennessee and the United States is expected to continue for the 10th straight year in 2020, although that growth will continue to slow as it did in 2019.

Haslam MBA graduates’ starting salaries show record growth in 2019

Haslam MBA graduates' starting salaries rose 27 percent in 2019

Haslam Undergraduate Business Ranked No. 27 by Poets&Quants

The undergraduate program in the Haslam College of Business placed in Poets&Quants' Top 30

Google, UT Team Up to Train Students for 21st Century Economy

A Google Cloud Competition was recently held at the Haslam College of Business to familiarize students with cloud applications

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#2 Nationally Among Supply Chain Graduate Programs

Gartner

#21 MBA Among Public Institutions

Economist 2019

#27 Undergraduate Program among Publics

U.S. News & World Report

#3 Undergraduate Supply Chain Program, 2018

U.S. News & World Report

#22 Master of Science in Business Analytics

2016 The Financial Engineering Times

4,289 Undergraduate Students

384 Masters Degree Students

128 Full-Time Faculty

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STUDENTS FACULTY STAFF ALUMNI

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Clark Williams

Clark Williams transferred to Haslam College of Business to gain a better learning experience and attend a school he was proud to attend.

Supply Chain Management
Student

Lia Winter

Lia Winter designed a medical innovation device that increases the speed and accuracy of orthopedic reconstruction surgeries.

Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Alumni

Ron Ford

Ron Ford recently joined the Haslam College of Business as a lecturer in GEE and accounting/information management.

Accounting & Information Management
Faculty

Connor Clarke

Connor Clarke is an economics student, Dean's Circle Scholar, and a Smith Global Leadership Scholar.

Economics
Student

Rick Turner

Rick Turner started at the Missouri Pacific Railroad as a management trainee and retired 33 years later as VP of labor relations.

Management
Alumni

Jim Rosenberg

Jim Rosenberg joins the Haslam College of Business staff as the director of corporate engagement for the healthcare division of Graduate and Executive Education.

Executive Education
Healthcare
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