Cali Brutz has guided hundreds of students through the process of building a business; now, she’ll be guiding the program that backs them as director of the UGA Entrepreneurship Program.
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The Full-Time MBA program at the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business received its highest ranking ever from U.S. News & World Report.
The Terry College of Business Honors Day recognizes high achievers who demonstrate excellence in their academic endeavors. Graduate and undergraduate recipients of departmental awards were celebrated at this special ceremony held April 1 at the UGA Chapel.
Finalists for the UGA Terry College of Business 2026 Student of the Year Award include, from left, Andre Akinyemi, Katie Fields, winner Dylan Van Saun, Sophia Beasley and Dominic Roselli.
Van Saun’s passion for financial markets and helping others understand them earned him the honor of being named the 2026 Student of the Year.
Terry College of Business students applied their economics and analytics skills to real-world problems facing Georgians as part of the Carl Vinson Institute of Government Vinson Fellows Program.
When Allison O’Kelly BBA ’94 had her first child, she was working at Toys “R” Us and struggling to balance the demands of motherhood and working full time. Aiming to reduce her stress while remaining professionally competitive, she started an accounting firm, offering part-time and freelance work to local clients.
Values based. Impact driven. Leadership focused. These are the core tenets of UGA’s Institute of Leadership Advancement. Georgia Magazine takes a look at how ILA is helping UGA turn out effective and enlightened leaders.
For a third straight year, the Financial Times ranked the University of Georgia’s Full-Time MBA program as the top value for the money among business schools worldwide.
From an early age, Randy Groomes found a connection between education and community. Now, as director of professional and community engagement at UGA’s Terry College of Business, he’s teaching students how to blend business and public service.
Through marketing and materials science companies, students from the Terry College of Business learned the international aspects of entrepreneurship during a winter break study away in Uruguay.