The Terry College’s Professional MBA Program in Atlanta has seen enrollment surge this fall.
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For Darby Day, it all started with cupcakes. She was 10 years old, loved being in the kitchen and loved baking.
Staying true to its vision to be an institution “deeply embedded in its communities,” Regions Bank has pledged $500,000 to the University of Georgia to impact communities around the state of Georgia.
Students who earn a degree from the Terry College of Business already have the academic preparation and work ethic that sets them up for success in the workplace, but this summer they honed their Terry Edge with a new series on soft skills.
The right internship can be the first building block to a successful career in business, but what happens when a pandemic scuttles the entry-level experience of a summer internship?
While it’s been much quieter inside the Business Learning Community this summer, there has been a lot of work behind the scenes to prepare for the return of Terry College students to campus this fall.
Even with a filing extension, income tax returns became more complicated to fill out in the midst of the coronavirus epidemic. With tech-savvy relatives kept at a distance and many tax preparers closed to drop-in appointments, some taxpayers needed a place to turn for help.
The United Nations projected in April that 2.7 billion workers around the world — four out of five employees globally — will have their work lives disrupted by efforts to stop the spread of the COVID-19.
Sarah Fraker was named the Terry College’s new senior director for finance and administration, taking over for Don Perry who is retiring after nearly 35 years with Terry. Fraker is a Double Dawg, earning a bachelor’s degree from the Franklin College of Arts and Science in 1994 and a Georgia MBA from Terry in 2011. […]
The emeritus members of the Terry College of Business Alumni Board annually recommend five graduating seniors as finalists for the Student of the Year, choosing one student for the individual honor.