McCombs School Priority Initiatives
AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center
Providing the latest in facilities and technology is an integral part of a world-class business education. The McCombs School is leading the way with the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center, scheduled to open Fall 2008. Amenities include a full-service conference center, on-site restaurants, meeting rooms of all sizes and four-star hotel accommodations.
Dean’s Unrestricted Giving
Corporate, foundation and individual gifts to the McCombs School dramatically impact the school in many positive and important ways. By giving to the Dean’s Unrestricted Fund, a donor's gift allows for new faculty hires, increased student scholarships, expanded student leadership development and enhanced educational technologies, thus furthering the goals of the McCombs School’s Strategic Plan. To support the McCombs School through an unrestricted, tax-deductible gift, contact the Corporate Relations team.
Diversity
In order to prepare students to succeed in today’s very diverse, global society, it is essential they have the opportunity to become involved with students whose backgrounds differ from their own. To facilitate such involvement the McCombs School strives to foster a diverse student body through the following programs:
- Consortium for Graduate Study in Management
- Explore McCombs
- Jump Start
- McCombs Future Executive Academy
- Realize McCombs Diversity Recruiting Event
- Scholarships
- Texas Leader Scholarship
Leadership
As one of the top-ranked and most distinguished business schools in the country, the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin is dedicated to educating the business leaders of tomorrow while creating knowledge of critical significance for industry and society. Companies have the opportunity to participate in innovative McCombs School leadership programming that prepares students for the forefront of a global marketplace. It is these programs that help to produce some of the best leaders coming out of business schools today.
