Terry College undergraduate student researchers work with business faculty and in labs across UGA to build their critical and creative thinking skills.
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BRCE, an advanced materials company, won UGA’s Next Top Entrepreneur on April 16. After selling $650,000 worth of unslippable shoelaces they are pivoting to making advanced materials for NASA and high-tech gear brands.
Paul Shoukry (BBA ’05, MAcc ’05), CEO of Raymond James, and Felix Stellmaszek (MBA ’03), a senior partner at the Boston Consulting Group, will deliver the keynote addresses for the Terry College Undergraduate and Graduate Convocations on May 7 and May 8.
Marketing lecturer Scott Cuppari has been named the 2026 Lee Anne Seawell Faculty Recognition Award recipient for his exceptional career mentorship. Chosen by the Class of 2025 through the UGA Career Center, the honor recognizes his real‑world, application‑focused approach to preparing students for professional success.
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.
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.