Management student Bradly Smith spent her summer testing FieldLog, a record keeping app developed and tested by UGA students and faculty. She worked with 15 other UGA Student Industry Fellows, including recent MIS graduate Katie Fields, to help make the app useful for Georgia farmers.
Managers can take lessons from past technological revolutions to make AI adoption and adaptation less stressful.
Margaret Christ, who serves as director of the J.M. Tull School of Accounting, has been named associate dean of graduate programs and AI initiatives at the Terry College of Business. Her appointment takes effect August 1.
An AI-driven platform called Switch, created by UGA mechanical engineering major Gabriel Gutierrez, won first place at the University of Georgia Entrepreneurship Program’s Idea Accelerator Demo Day. The tool, which selects the best AI model for each prompt, earned the top prize for its practical approach to improving efficiency in prompt-based workflows.
Elena Karahanna and J. Marshall Shepherd, the university’s newest Regents’ Professors, delivered the 2026 Charter Lecture, an event established in 1988 to honor the university’s founding ideals. The lecture highlighted how their research, spanning more than three decades, has progressed from theoretical inquiry to addressing urgent global challenges.
The online Master of Science in Business & Artificial Intelligence, known as the MS in Business and AI, builds on Terry’s highly ranked Master of Business and Technology program while sharpening its focus on artificial intelligence as a strategic business tool.
Terry College faculty and industry leaders teamed up to discuss AI and the future of supply chain management at this fall’s Supply Chain Advisory Board meeting.
Teams of Terry College Management Information Systems and FinTech Certificate students spent Sept. 18-19 at UGA’s Studio 225 in an immersive learning experience created and hosted by Truist.
SylCampus, a student organization service launched by two Terry students, took home the top prize at the UGA Summer Launch pitch contest on Aug. 7.
The Terry College of Business will be one of the first business schools in the country to offer an undergraduate certificate in artificial intelligence for business when it launches the program this fall.