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The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will begin clearing ground this fall for a new business building. The 300,000-square-foot structure comes on the heels of nearly a decade of exponential growth in the business student population. The new, state-of-the-art facility will house classrooms, centers, labs, graduate and executive education, and meeting and office spaces.
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Lester credits her success in business and academia to her training at Haslam.
Student
Lipcius says Haslam’s MBA program has helped him balance his time between academics and sports.
Alumni
Embodying the Volunteer Spirit, alumnus Greg Curtin traveled to Poland and threw himself into relief work for Ukraine.
Faculty
Scott draws on his experience in industry to instill his supply chain management students with practical, applicable knowledge.
Staff
As director of career management for Haslam’s Graduate & Executive Education, O’Dell helps students navigate their career path.
Student
Love says she found support, involvement and inspiration at the Haslam College of Business.
Faculty
Carruthers recently was named the inaugural William F. Fox Distinguished Professor of Labor Economics.
Student
Delgadillo, a dual economics and finance major is a community volunteer and a DAP Advocate with the Office of Diversity and Community Relations.
Alumni
After retiring from the NFL, Maggitt earned his MBA from Haslam and used the skills he gained there to found the EDGE (Education, Development, Guidance, Empowerment) Foundation to create opportunities for inner city youth.
Staff
Magill, who is retiring from Haslam after a successful 40-year career in event operations, will return during Graduate and Executive Education’s busiest seasons to lend a hand.
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