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Learning by Giving Course Introduces Students to Social Entrepreneurship

Each year, students in Professor Alex Miller’s Learning by Giving course teaches students how individuals and organizations pursue solutions to socially relevant and community-based issues through social entrepreneurship.

Bell and Chyz Awarded Professorships in Supply Chain and Accounting

John Bell and James Chyz were recently appointed to two named professorships in the Haslam College of Business

ADMBA Program Awards Two New Scholarships

The scholarships are the first of many annual awards that the ADMBA Program hopes to give

Haslam Students Visit Charlotte Businesses

Earlier this year, students from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Haslam College of Business, traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina, and visited several companies to learn more about how the businesses run.

Boyd Center to Study Impact of New $6.2M Knox Promise Initiative

The new Knox Promise initiative announced last week will provide additional financial and coaching support to help students succeed in college, and UT’s Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research will study the effects of the new pilot program.

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Uber Drones to Make Meal Drops This Summer

- Tech News World

High Rates Of Opioid Prescriptions May Be Linked To Poor Labor Force Participation

- Bioengineer

Tennessee's Agri-Forestry Industrial Complex Remains Strong

- Scienmag

Predictive analytics for non-analysts: interview with Randy Bradley

- DC Velocity

Jobless rate falls in Chattanooga, remains below U.S. average

- Times Free Press

Best Buy Failed in China, but Times Are Different Now

The Chinese retail space was once dominated by regional players, but now giant companies like Gome and Suning have consolidated and are creating new markets that give rise to both opportunities and challenges for American companies.

Financial Times: Haslam is No. 1 in Custom Executive Education Facilities & Support

Internationally, Haslam ranked No. 3 for facilities and support and rose eight spots to the No. 20 provider of custom executive education overall.

2018 Population Data Shows State’s Fastest-Growing Cities, Counties Are Mid-State

Based on the change in population between July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018, nine of the 10 cities with the largest gains were in Middle Tennessee. Murfreesboro and Clarksville were the state’s two fastest-growing cities of 2018.

Graduate and Executive Education Degree Courses Now Enrolling

Haslam is currently enrolling executives for its degree offerings.

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