When Jake Goodman took the TEDxUGA stage on March 31 and stepped onto the iconic red circle, he felt a decade-long dream become a full-circle moment. Looking into the audience, he remembered attending the inaugural TEDxUGA event in 2013 — as an undergraduate at the University of Georgia with plans to become a doctor and someday develop a message worthy of a TED talk.
Susan Cohen, assistant professor of management at the Terry College of Business, studies startup companies and entrepreneurship, but she’s actually in the business of studying advice — whom to ask for advice, how to separate good advice from bad advice, and how to create meaningful advice.
Each fall, a new class of University of Georgia MBA students arrives on campus with energy, curiosity and a desire to sharpen their executive skills.
The Terry College Music Business program came together with the community this spring to celebrate the joy of live music at the student-run Beats ’n’ Brews music festival.
Outstanding Young Alumni Award winner forges a second act as a speaker, author and leadership coach.
Students, staff and faculty donated and prepared backpacks to ease the burden of those experiencing homelessness during college’s annual B.A.G. (Bringing Athens Good) event.
Now in its third year, Global Georgia arose as a convenient study away alternative with the goal of exposing more undergraduate students to international business fundamentals. Participants earn experiential learning and international immersion credits along with credit hours toward their degrees.
Many times during her 30-year career, Col Monica Navarro Smith would look around a crowded conference room and realize she was the only woman there.
Monica Navarro Smith, a colonel and deputy commander of the combat communications group for the U.S. Air Force and head of digital governance, language preference and risk management at Truist, told University of Georgia students about the importance of diversity and building a career with purpose during the Institute of Leadership Advancement’s Diversity and Inclusion Lecture Series on March 27 at the Terry College of Business.
Disha Adama, a management information systems major, was one of five Terry MIS students to work with UGA’s CyberArch initiative this year.