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Several recent fundraising milestones emphasize the important work being done at the school, from entrepreneurship and real estate programs to creating scholarships and reconnecting with alumni. We should all be proud.
The gift from business entrepreneur and oil tycoon Jon Brumley, BBA '61, will have a significant impact on the growth and development of the program Brumley calls "a gem in the Texas entrepreneurial ecosystem."
Corporate partnerships are a vital part of our mission at the McCombs School. On April 26, we honored three companies—Dell, Accenture and National Oilwell Varco, and one individual—Michael Klein with Wells Fargo, for their extraordinary contributions to and engagement with the school.
On April 26, 2012, the McCombs School will recognize three corporations and one individual for their extraordinary contributions to the school at the 4th Annual Corporate Recognition Dinner. We are pleased to announce this year's honorees.
If UT operated on tuition and fees alone, classes would end in mid-November. That's why we take this time of year to say thanks to everyone in the Longhorn community for their support.
A communications pioneer, an academic leader and an oilman are the newest members of the McCombs School of Business Hall of Fame and will be inducted at a gala event Oct. 28.
This spring, students committed $482,000 to support scholarships, competition travel and special programs. To put that in perspective, we had a little fun with the numbers and calculated what else that money could get you, from junk food to luxury cars.
She's witty, kind and curious and said "No thanks" to the Ivy League in favor of Texas. Just one of many students we're proud to have in the class of 2015.
The McCombs School is commemorating the Forty Acres Scholarship Program with special recognition in the Hall of Honors.
