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The University of Texas at Austin
McCombs Monthly Vol. 1, No. 5   May 14, 2004  
News for undergraduate alumni and friends from the McCombs School of Business
 
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  School Events
 

Commencement
Recognition ceremonies for McCombs and UT Austin students earning degrees are just around the corner, May 21-22.

50 Year Reunion - Class of 1954
See photo tour of recent reunion.

 

In This Newsletter

More than 1,800 Students, Faculty, and Staff Attend Hermes Spring Fling
The McCombs community united for the first annual Hermes Spring Fling. This fun and festive event reintroduced Hermes as the School’s patron. Thanks to our sponsors (Frito-Lay, University Co-op and Compass Bank) who made this function possible.
Learn more about Hermes and see the event photo tour.

Annual Wrap-up: BBAs Win National Esteem, International Victory
As the academic year winds down, we look back on some of the outstanding activities and achievements of students in the undergraduate business program this year. From Hong Kong to Austin, McCombs BBAs stood out among their international peers.
Get the full story.

McCombs Accounting Students Set Standard for State CPA Exam
McCombs School accounting students once again claimed the highest passing rate in the state for the annual Certified Public Accountants exam, beating Texas’ average passing rate by 43 percentage points, according to recently released results from the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy.
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Companies Must Vigilantly Tend Reputation, Alsop Says
Disney, Johnson & Johnson, Coca-Cola, Fed Ex and UPS have it. WorldCom, Philip Morris, MCI and Halliburton do not. “It” is a good corporate reputation, which Ron Alsop, a senior editor with The Wall Street Journal, contends is increasingly important to today’s companies.
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McCombs School Completes New Executive Education Center
The fresh coat of paint is dry on the walls and the sign over the door lets you know you are looking at McCombs’ new "Executive Education Center." GSB 5.132 just completed a makeover which is already getting rave reviews.
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Five Faculty Members Awarded New Appointments
George Gau, dean of the McCombs School, recently announced five new endowment appointments for meritorious faculty members: Prabhudev Konana, Julie Irwin, Doug Morrice, Vish Krishnan and Alison Davis-Blake.
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Executive Education Focuses on Negotiating and Managing Talent
Executive Education’s June one-day programs include: Negotiating Across Boundaries: Effectively Crossing Borders, Cultures & Personalities, June 3 and Talent Management: Coaching Your High Potentials, June 4. Visit the Executive Education website to see our 2004 listing of programs. You may also call 800.409.3932 for more information.

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