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Board Approves Naming of UT’s Integrated Business and Engineering Program

The program will be named for Ralph Heath, who was instrumental in its founding.

Census: Tennessee Continues to Age and Become More Diverse

The state follows national population trends according to data released by the Census Bureau and disseminated by the Tennessee State Data Center.

Haslam Students Visit Companies in Ohio and Tennessee

The Office of Diversity and Community Relations hosted the trips to provide business insight develop professional networking skills.

Summer 2018 Haslam Magazine Available Online

The new issue's top feature is of alumnus Bob Baron of Baron Critical Weather Intelligence.

Haslam Construction Center Delivers OSHA Fall-Safety Training During Nationwide Awareness Event

Experts from the Construction Industry Research & Policy Center presented in Nashville on job safety in the field

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Astrid Emkes

Astrid Emkes joined ExxonMobil after graduation as a business analyst in procurement. Since then, she held two other positions within the company and recently received the college’s first Smith GLS Alumni Achievement Award.

Alumni

Emeline Brown

Emeline Brown, a recent supply chain management and human resource management graduate, will begin her full-time job in Atlanta at a PepsiCo distribution center this summer.

Supply Chain Management
Student

Mike & Pam Koban

Mike and Pam Koban have supported education through their generosity to the Haslam College of Business. They named a classroom in the Haslam Building in honor of Mike’s great-grandfather

Amy Jared

Amy Jared is one of two coordinators of undergraduate professional and career development in the Haslam College of Business’s new student engagement and success center.

Undergraduate Programs
Staff

Sara Seaman

A Knoxville native, Sara Seaman took art classes in high school but decided to pursue business at the college level. She fell in love with the university on a campus visit and decided to apply.

Business Analytics & Statistics
Student

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