Over the last year, teams of University of Georgia students brought together by the Terry College of Business Office of Professional and Community Engagement worked with leaders at the City of Hope Cancer Treatment Center in Atlanta to help ensure every patient has the data-driven health support they need.
As part of this spring’s Design Thinking Challenge UGA Entrepreneurship students and UGA Student Industry Fellows worked with sports management tech firm Fastbreak.AI to find ways connect their client brands with youth sports fans.
Sustainable business is more than making sure everyone has a recycling bin at their desk. From responsible marketing to building the back end of the circular economy, Terry College students are building the skills they need to ‘do good, while doing well’ in tomorrow’s economy.
As artificial intelligence redefines the global art market, students in Terry’s Business in the Creative Economy class are getting a front-row seat to the revolution. In a recent deep dive into AI filmmaking, students engaged with industry leaders to explore how generative tools are shifting the business of art.
Johannes Kohler has stories and has learned lessons that today’s finance students — who’ve never seen a bear market — can hardly believe. As a senior lecturer in the finance department at the Terry College of Business, his job is to bridge the gap between Broad Street and Wall Street and help students learn the structure of the modern stock and bond markets.
Teams of Terry College Management Information Systems and FinTech Certificate students spent Sept. 18-19 at UGA’s Studio 225 in an immersive learning experience created and hosted by Truist.
Graduate students gained the attention of Governor Brian Kemp when they worked with artists and leaders in Winterville to create a blueprint for arts-based economic development. Their framework will be used to help other small towns take advantage of Georgia’s growing reputation as a home for creative industries.
Leonard Leadership Scholars with the Institute for Leadership Advancement dedicate their time and skills to help non-profits – like Malcolm Mitchell’s Share the Magic – thrive and local governments better serve their communities.
The U.S. Department of State awarded the Terry College International Business Programs a grant that enables the college to establish a project-based study abroad program in Uruguay.