Raphael Bostic, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, provided insight into how his organization understands the current economic climate — and how it may prepare future policy — during a talk at a Terry Third Thursday event in Atlanta.
Every racial and ethnic minority group in America is making financial gains but not at equal rates, according to the latest Multicultural Economy Report from the University of Georgia.
They’re career consultants, guidance counselors, HR representatives — sometimes sounding boards for advice. Academic advisors are the guiding lights that keep students moving in the right direction.
Foundation Fellow Ben Starks has a laser focus on his goal of combining his passion for analytics and basketball for a career in professional sports. If that doesn’t work out, there’s always secretary of state.
Andrew Wilkin (BBA ’12) has some pretty radical views when it comes to nonprofits, specifically agencies and organizations that aid the homeless and impoverished.
Shepherd Center co-founder Alana Shepherd urged University of Georgia students to volunteer, rely on themselves and be kind in all they do — traits that helped her change the world. She delivered her remarks at the Mason Public Leadership Lecture Feb. 19 in the UGA Chapel.
Alana Shepherd, co-founder of Shepherd Center, will deliver the University of Georgia’s Mason Public Leadership Lecture on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 2 p.m. in the UGA Chapel.
Mohamed Massaquoi is a man of action. An All-Southeastern Conference wide receiver for the Georgia Bulldogs, he was a second-round pick of the Cleveland Browns in the 2009 NFL Draft. His talent catching footballs defined his career, life and identity.
The University of Georgia Terry College of Business is ranked one of the “Best Undergraduate Business Schools” in the country by the business education website Poets&Quants.
2018 brought out the best of the Terry College community.